The phrase "allow legislation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the permission or acceptance of laws or regulations being enacted or implemented.
Example: "The new policy will allow legislation that promotes environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "permit legislation" or "authorize legislation".
Mr Necas is accused of promising three parliamentarians jobs if they resigned to allow legislation they opposed to pass.
Ms. Pelosi has shown a willingness on issues like terror surveillance and spending on the Iraq war to look past her personal views and allow legislation she opposes to move through the House.
To avoid a Democratic filibuster, Senate Republicans are leaning toward attaching the stimulus plan to a budget bill, a parliamentary procedure that would allow legislation to pass with a simple majority of 51 votes.
The document is intended to provide guideposts that would allow legislation to be drafted by the end of March, including a potentially controversial "tough but fair" route to citizenship for those now living in the country illegally.
Last month, in the middle of the night by a three-vote margin, the House approved a budget plan that would allow legislation this year to cut taxes by $726 billion over the next decade, the amount Mr. Bush sought in the budget he proposed in February.
As Trudeau's government holds a majority in the House of Commons, the bill is expected to pass easily, but it remains to be seen whether the senate – an unelected body in Canada – will again allow legislation on this issue to languish.
Mr. Boehner said legislative setbacks are the price of allowing legislation to be hammered out on the floor in contrast to past Republican and Democratic efforts to assure the outcome before the vote was held.
And it will include parliamentary language — called "reconciliation" — aimed at allowing legislation to repeal the Affordable Care Act to pass the Senate with a simple majority.
Reconciliation in effect protects bills from filibusters and thus from the requirement for a 60-vote supermajority to end debate, and instead allows legislation with a budgetary impact to pass by a simple majority after limited debate.
Frederick's decree of March 30 , 1863 appeared to confirm Holstein's separation: it allowed legislation enacted for the whole monarchy to be valid for Denmark and Schleswig but subject to veto within Holstein.
This utilises existing legislation, allows that legislation to perform the function it was intended to, and does not require any new legislation.
