Sentence examples for all legislating from inspiring English sources

After all, legislating is what they were sent to Washington to do.

Kant's familiar guide to good behavior says to act as if you were legislating for all.

It opened with numbing platitudes about "legislating for all the people" and ended with pious hopes about ridding the world of terror.

The Christian right, with abortion and school prayer as its flagship issues, remains a vocal and intimidating political force, capable of getting evolution labelled a mere theory in Kansas, though not yet of legislating all the morality it thinks the nation needs.

But the awkward fact is that the coalition has run out of steam, playing it safe and bickering, hardly legislating at all.

Meanwhile the Green Party has published a 10-point list of policies to "advance LGBTQ rights", including combating violence by legislating against all forms of hate crime; and Plaid Cymru is pledging to eradicate LGBT-based bullying in schools.

This has had a huge impact on legislating: After all, if you don't know people, how can you trust them to draft bills, an inherently tricky process full of loopholes?

As with all drugs, the government's method for legislating cognitive enhancers is scattershot at best.

As for the new NFL kickoff rule that places the ball on the 35 and is intended to cut down on injuries, D.A. writes, "With all the protections now legislated, professional football is well on the way to becoming two-hand touch with personal seat licenses".

Veto it, and send it back with a handwritten note saying, "Legislating badly is worse than not legislating at all".

That's why we are legislating to introduce a new transparency duty to cover all institutions".