Sentence examples for any legislated from inspiring English sources

"In order to change any legislated target there must be, in the words of the Climate Change Act, a 'significant change in circumstances'," David Kennedy, chief executive of the CCC, told the Guardian.

Comprehensibility testing of potential pictograms, however, should be conducted before any pictograms are legislated for use.

Citing the need for students and institutions to have certainty, Birmingham said "any future reforms, should they be legislated, would not commence until 2017 at the earliest".

It's probably the highest fee ever legislated for any airport in the country, according to the business aviation group's Mr. Gilley.

Now compare the growing health concerns of US scientists with the assurances given by the UK government that fracking is safe and that any problems can be legislated for.

The protections afforded to women through Title VII of the Civil Rights Act can be legislated away at any time.

It is possible that physicians may not be comfortable with the idea of any behaviours, including SDM, being legislated even if they embrace the potential positive consequences of doing so.

The Lib Dems said the government had already legislated to seek public approval before any further powers were handed to Brussels, and accused their coalition partners of "navel-gazing" over Europe.

Parliament has legislated a cap on water buybacks and any change would need a new vote.

He also ruled any changes to the existing renewable energy target, which is legislated out to 2020.

It is not just a matter of striking a deal: reforms must be legislated and implemented before the EU will release any cash.