Sentence examples for don't legislate from inspiring English sources

"He understands that losers don't legislate".

We don't legislate against meanness, or power struggles, or political maneuvering, or manipulation in offices, and how could we?

"You don't legislate morality," said David A. Nadler, the chairman of Mercer Delta Consulting in New York.

Ms Jackson maintains that she is not, as her critics claim, going to regulate "every cow and Dunkin Donutss".The administration has been holding the threat of EPA regulation over Congress: if you don't legislate, the message goes, we regulate.

Ms. Mills unfurled a banner that read, "Vagina: Can't Say It? Don't Legislate It," a reference to an abortion debate in Michigan when a female lawmaker was barred from speaking after referring to women's genitals.

Don't legislate for the whole of racing on the basis of what happens in 10 minutes at Aintree is one important lesson that should emerge from the whip fiasco.

"Why do the Senators sit back and do not legislate?/ Because the barbarians will arrive today".

During the campaign, Mr. Bush said that he would appoint judges who "do not legislate from the bench" and he identified Justices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas, two of the Supreme Court's more conservative members, as ideal jurists.

God may reign, but He (or She) doesn't legislate.

The Road to Delphi quotes Heraclitus's Wittgensteinian admonition: "The Lord whose oracle is at Delphi neither speaks nor remains silent, but gives signs," which Wood freely paraphrases as "the god doesn't legislate or give orders, and he doesn't hide things or behave secretively.

"Sometimes these things happen and Newcastle had three injuries that they didn't legislate for.