Sentence examples for being legislated from inspiring English sources

In 2011 — eight years after being legislated — competitive bidding finally took effect.

"If it is determined that consumers want more control over what they share on a granular basis," Mr. Hyman says, "you will see that being offered as opposed to it being legislated".

The third arrow, a bunch of structural reforms currently being legislated, should also help businesses grow; and a long-sought lowering of Japan's relatively high corporate tax rate is now in the works.

"You can imagine it being legislated, and you can imagine insurance companies instituting an undistracted driver discount". But to be effective, any technology fix would have to be widely implemented, and difficult for the driver to circumvent, he says.

Such measures would go further than new minimum requirements currently being legislated by the European Union, which wants to increase the size of health warnings to 65 percent of the pack size, up from the current minimum requirement of 30 percent on the front and 40 percent on the back.

Cuts to family tax benefits and an extra one week waiting period for unemployment benefits are among the so-called zombie policies, delivering over $10bn to the budget bottom line despite not being legislated and the government not really wanting to talk about them.

That cannot be legislated away.

The tactic was legislated out of existence.

But bullying cannot be legislated away.

Turnbull insisted it would also be legislated.

"Effective crisis management cannot, however, be legislated.