The phrase "as legislations" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly because "legislation" is an uncountable noun, and the plural form "legislations" is rarely used.
Example: "The government has enacted new laws, as legislation is necessary to address the current issues."
Alternatives: "as laws" or "as legal frameworks".
So far, this has not yet been achieved, as legislations in different parts of the world are very different from one another.
New strategies are applied to tackle the origin of the epidemics, such as legislations for salt reduction and food labeling [ 42].
Also, as the interventions were adopted as legislations by organizations and provincial and city administrations, the project managers were requested to collect all the related official directives issued by stake-holding organizations and present them to the evaluation committee.
There are several ways used to establish benefit catalogues such as legislations passed by central or regional parliaments, decrees issued by national or regional governments, directives issued by self-governing bodies or by national and/or local authorities, and other documents considered as "quasilaws" (rules without legal character, e.g., clinical guidelines).
The French proposal would still need to be drafted as legislation and taken up by Parliament.
He persuaded a congressman to introduce the idea as legislation, but it has gone nowhere.
Other lobbyists have won such things as legislation against human trafficking.
The vote was of an advisory kind, and so has no force as legislation.
But that referendum will be staged: it is, as far as legislation can ever be, inevitable.
We also recognise that changes in technology as well as legislation may affect our progress.
President Bush's plan has not been introduced as legislation in the House or the Senate.
