Lawmaking is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LAWMAKING in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the process of making law
• the making of laws; legislation
• process of legislating
• the act of making or enacting laws
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to or responsible for the making of laws
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one who makes laws; legislator

Words related to LAWMAKING

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Words that contain LAWMAKING

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How to use LAWMAKING in a sentence

• After two years at State law-making Jefferson succeeded Patrick Henry as governor of Virginia, in the summer of 1779.
• This was probably the easiest thing of all because the grip of Big Business upon the law-making and law-enforcing machinery of the nation is incredible.
• The law-making, the law-interpreting, and the law-enforcing branches are called respectively the legislative, the judicial, and the executive branches.
• It is a note-worthy fact that our lawmaking is virtually committee legislation.
• Whoever can speak, speaking now to the whole nation, becomes a power, a branch of government, with inalienable weight in law-making, in all acts of authority.
• The exclusion of lawyers from law-making bodies was one of the darling plans of the ordinary sincere rural demagogue of the day.
• He had nothing but contempt for the common people and their law-making bodies.
• The history of legislation since the revival of letters, is a record crowded with testimony to the universally admitted competency of the law-making power to abolish slavery.
• THE COMPETENCY OF THE LAW-MAKING POWER TO ABOLISH SLAVERY, HAS BEEN RECOGNIZED BY ALL THE SLAVEHOLDING STATES, EITHER DIRECTLY OR BY IMPLICATION.
• One angle from which labor views all law-making is that of administration.
• Far be it from an humble citizen to criticise our national law-making body.
• The voters of England had long been accustomed to share in taxation and law-making through representatives in Parliament, and the idea was early introduced in America.
• But Charles, as an English king, admitted the colonists into a share of the government by permitting them to elect one of the branches of the law-making body.
• Plymouth was allowed four delegates, and each of the other towns two, and they, with the governor and his council of assistants, constituted the law-making body of the colony.
• If the fact be one on which depends the propriety of legislation it must be determined by the law-making power.
• These laws were made or altered by the free assent of the three estates in whom the law-making power vested by the Constitution.
• The Parliament or law-making branch of the English government, is divided into two houses, the House of Lords, and the House of Commons.
• As in the royal colonies, the executive was a governor, and the law-making branch a legislature of two houses.
• They demand a share in the government and the lawmaking.
• The doctrines of the Protest are inconsistent with the authority of the two houses, because, in my judgment, they deny the just extent of the law-making power.
• And Parliament did not begin by being a law-making body.
• The abuses of law-making, of the Star Chamber, and other non-common-law courts, of personal government, had been swept away under Charles I.
• The law-making most in the popular mind on this whole question is that concerning pensions.
• These examples of legislation are not intended to be exhaustive, but will serve to give the reader a general Idea of the trend of popular law-making in this important matter.
• Sufficient has, perhaps, been said to give the reader a general view of contemporary law-making on this most important matter of personal relations.
• Their own strength lay in solidity and gravity of character, in a strong sense of national and personal discipline, in the gift of law-making and law-obeying.
• All real power of electing and law-making came to be in the hands of the Senate, acting with the emperor.
• Unlike the Greeks, the Romans, great as they were in law-making and administration, had little natural gift or taste for abstract thought.
• This result is invariable and necessarily follows a neglect to observe the constitutional limitations imposed upon the lawmaking power.
• To pronounce the supreme law-making power of an established state illegal is to say that law itself is unlawful.
• In modern days the law-making body is distinct from the judicial.
• They believe that the duties of the law-making power, those of the law-enforcing power, and those of the law-explaining power can not be too clearly separated.
• So that, now in all the Southern States, so far as can be ascertained, there is not one negro sitting as a representative in any of the law-making bodies.
• Although there is no written constitution adopted by the people, as in a republic, the members of one branch of the law-making power are elected by the people.
• But of the officers of these departments of the government, only the members of one branch of the law-making power were elected by the people.

Similar words containing LAWMAK without suffix ing

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