Sentence examples for The legislations from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of legislating; preparation and enactment of laws; the laws enacted.
The legislations are changing very rapidly, but has not fully adapted to the local context.
The legislations aimed at limiting aircraft emissions have become more stringent over the past few decades.
The legislations itself, however, is full of carve-outs that would leave many of the most important parts of the consumer financial market place unregulated.
The legislations enacted in most countries to ban FGC had minimal effect on its prevalence.
She said the legislations generated "the conditions for all women to exercise their right to a safe abortion".
Before the tournament, World Rugby's chief executive Brett Gosper said officials were preparing to review the legislations before next year's Olympic Games.
The legislation never passed.
The legislation ultimately died.
But the legislation failed.
The legislation was adopted.
The legislation assured his reëlection.
