Sentence examples for be legislated as from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, in the case of Turkey, the absence of such negative experiences meant that the full endorsement of expatriates was unproblematic, and plural citizenship could be legislated as soon as it was realised that emigrants had become permanent residents of another country, namely in the early 1980s.

Turnbull, when asked, has said the package will be legislated as announced, but after the election that promise will be subject to intense internal party pressure.

The package could be legislated as goal-setting and left entirely to new management to implement, or, for a limited period of years, in a model derived from the Resolution Trust Corporation of the savings and loan crisis, an autonomous federal entity could play a more active role, akin to private-equity investors on a workout timeline.

It is not that morality cannot be legislated, as famously noted by Barry Goldwater, but cultures do change and what is "moral" evolves over time.

Few agree that SDM should be legislated as a means to control healthcare costs.

In contrast, only one in four respondents (24%) agreed that promoting SDM should be legislated as a means of controlling healthcare costs (table 2).

When routes were first legislated in Pennsylvania following the passage of the Sproul Road Bill in 1911, the present-day PA 145 corridor was legislated as part of Legislative Route 153 south of Allentown and as Legislative Route 175 in Northampton County.

When Pennsylvania first legislated its highways in 1911, what would become PA 261 was legislated as part of Legislative Route 180 between the Delaware border and Chelsea.

The topsy turvy tax debate centres on a tax cut due to take effect from 1 July this year that was legislated as the second part of family compensation for Labor's carbon pricing scheme.

In the 1916 Aesthetics, Lukács adopts a much more radical version of this Neo-Kantian argument: whereas the reality of everyday life is characterized by a heterogeneity of forms of objects, the aesthetic sphere of validity is characterized by a distinct form of objectivity that is legislated as a norm by experience itself.

What is now the easternmost part of I-280 was legislated as Route 25A in 1939.