Sentence examples for into legislating from inspiring English sources

Nor during the Atwater era, when Ronald Reagan was president, did the party's most extreme wing intimidate other Republicans into legislating like extremists themselves, thereby further tarnishing the party's image.

"Many legislators have to have jobs on the side, so they don't have a lot of time to put into legislating.

They want to buy sugar cheap and say the Fanjuls have long charmed Congress into legislating price supports that keep it expensive.

I don't think government should get into the business of legislating how companies deal with this issue because I think regulation and legislation always move so much more slowly than technology, that you create more problems with that approach than you solve.

No doubt this segues into the claim that legislating on behalf of agency workers would lead to fewer of them being hired to begin with.

In other words, the determination of value, on whatever theoretical basis, entered into the reporting of information, often for those who had little or no chance to see the art in question, thereby legislating opinion into art history.

"I don't think we should be getting into the business of legislating vegetarianism," Dr. Rigsby said, adding that he would support having a citywide vote on whether fast-food outlets should be banned entirely from the city.

Instead of shoring up the foundation of our financial system, Republicans threw fuel into the fire by legislating even more deregulation, and then more still.

In the era of Nixon, most of what was in trade agreements was about trade, but now Nixon's initial encroachment on Congress' authority has metastasized into a means of "diplomatically legislating" what Congress and the public reject under normal democratic process.

This afternoon, Liberal Senator Dean Smith will introduce a private members bill into the Senate, the groundwork for legislating marriage equality.

First, it means legislating to build competition and transparency into the market, with a trusted regulator standing behind the system.