The phrase "a legislative way" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a method or approach that is related to legislation or the law-making process.
Example: "The committee is exploring a legislative way to address the issue of climate change."
Alternatives: "a legal approach" or "a statutory method".
Foreign language learning is under attack again, but this time in a rather novel, legislative way.
as the sole legislative way out of a stalemate that risks a U.S. default on its bills and huge economic disruptions.
That is a result of a legislative compromise way back in 2001, which ultimately brought the respite from the estate tax this year and its resumption next year with a higher rate and a lower exemption than in the past.
The persistent absences of two veteran Democratic senators because of serious illness, the varied ideological makeup of the Democratic caucus and the willingness of individual senators to break with the party if they do not get their legislative way make the new mathematical might of the Democrats a bit illusory.
Will he have the Missile-like political skills to get his legislative way, given the byzantine nature of both chambers?
Could they be as clever as the Republicans were in thinking of some legislative way to make this happen?
While still a senator, Hagel spoke out against using military force against Iran, was more circumspect about imposing sanctions, and refused to sign some of the more robust letters that AIPAC circulated on Capitol Hill, an extra-legislative way of trying to impose policy.
Mr. Vincent said Germany ought to come up with legislative ways to segregate fats intended for industry and for the food chain.
We must look at legislative ways to make sure the ledger is not tipped so far for corporate interests that citizens voices are drowned out".
