Sentence examples for has never legislated from inspiring English sources

Nick Pickles, from privacy campaign group Big Brother Watch, said: "This appears to be dangerously close to, if not exactly, the centralised database of all our internet communications, including some content, that successive governments have ruled out and parliament has never legislated for.

Pennsylvania has never legislated statewide LGBTQ rights.

The new bill to replace it has never been legislated.

Mahon (2009) rightly points out how easy it was for the Conservatives to "kill the policy" on the first day after the election given it had never been legislated (and therefore was not legally binding).

There has always been bourre, and while it has never been legal, it has seldom been legislated.

It is why we have expanded rights to women and minorities but never legislated them away, and why we have lowered the voting age but never raised it.

Now imagine what would have happened if Congress had never got around to legislating against junk calls.

While ancient Babylonians certainly considered it a nice thing to take care of vulnerable people, they never legislated it.

But, Mr. McKeon, who said he had never tried smoking, said he was not legislating out of anger.

Her input, which had an occasional frankness about it, was revealing in some ways: although she had legislated on porn-ography, she had never seen any, and had no idea it was freely available online.

Indigenous people had never previously been officially included among the Australian citizenry, nor counted in the Commonwealth census – so the federal government could not legislate for them.