Sentence examples for clear legislating from inspiring English sources

As the entertaining show makes clear, legislating taste is a tricky business.

On a question about the culture of banks, Hester says: "It's not clear how you legislate for culture..

These rules require that Congress make its intent especially clear when it legislates in areas of particular constitutional sensitivity for example, by intruding on the prerogatives of the states.

The minister said he could see "two clear possible pathways" to legislating the package – one with the Greens, and another with the crossbench.

But the 1993 constitution makes clear that parliament must legislate its approval.

That might become a problem as the industry shifts away from newsprint and towards digital operations.Worse, Mr Cameron has made it clear that he will legislate for exemplary damages on misbehaving newspapers that refuse to join the new regulator.

In terms of income tax, Mr Cameron and Mr Clegg were very clear that they will legislate during this Parliament to give the Welsh government and the assembly the powers to trigger a referendum on whether Wales should have income tax varying powers.

Other countries legislate to make clear this practice is unacceptable and it's time for the UK to do the same".

"We have checked our position with the European commission and we have been given clear advice that we can legislate to place the NHS outside of EU procurement rules.

"The Government of Wales Act is clear that the assembly cannot legislate to modify the functions of a minister of the crown without their consent, unless such a modification is consequential or incidental to other provisions in the Bill".

But leaving the Internet largely unregulated for a while longer, and legislating only when a clear need presents itself, seems the wiser course.