Sentence examples for appropriate to legislate from inspiring English sources

In December last year, the French national consulting body, the Observatory of Secularism, found it would be "neither useful, nor appropriate" to legislate on the wearing of religious symbols – including headscarves – at universities.

As argued by John Stuart Mill and analysed by Eric Barendt, allowing freedom of speech ensures that the government's policies are right and appropriate to legislate; even the possibility of false speech should not prevent genuine expression of true beliefs.

Parliaments have to legislate and appropriate the funds".

This allows local and state authorities to still have an opportunity to legislate on appropriate operating space and behavior, as well as enforcement.

It is time for our elected officials to find the political will to legislate a constitutionally appropriate death penalty for the murder of a police officer".

Prior to that, Kenya lost an opportunity to legislate against FGM when the appropriate provisions were struck out of the Sexual Offences Act – on the grounds that it was tantamount to "legislating against culture".

As community governments begin to legislate state-of-the-art green standards, they must encourage appropriate artistic responses to such regional attributes as surrounding topography, indigenous vegetation, cultural history, and territorial idiosyncrasy.

Dutch physicians call such interventions ' medisch zinloos' (senseless), and the Netherlands, as one of the first states to legislate on end-of-life situations, actually regulates such issues through appropriate laws.

It appropriates the regalia of independent statehood — a flag, borders, a potentate, the power to legislate — as an affirmation of pre-adolescent individuality.

Remember, everyone else wanted to legislate".

It would not even have to legislate.