Sentence examples for it has legislated from inspiring English sources

Barack Obama, America's president, can suspend most of America's, but only Congress can remove sanctions that it has legislated.

After all, it has legislated at least twice on human rights issues, once to set up the Scottish human rights commission.

After several years of "soft closures", in which the Minister of Agriculture and Marine Resources announced a fishing closure during the spawning season at the last minute each year, The Bahamas announced today that it has legislated a permanent annual closure of the Nassau Grouper fishery during the two months that they migrate and spawn.

It notes that parliament has legislated "the advancement of human rights" as a charitable purpose, but then decides that any advocacy for changing the law (which is how human rights advance) is of questionable public benefit, and therefore cannot be charitable.

Gurría said: "The UK is our poster child [for climate policy] - it is the one that has legislated [through the Climate Change Act].

California has legislated binding emissions reductions, which it plans to implement through a European-style cap-and-trade system.

It's not the first time the French government has legislated to make life harder for Uber-style startups.

The wars don't work Sea of troubles Bless it Double trouble ReprintsEnter, stage left, the French government, which has legislated to strong-arm firms to give souped-up voting rights to loyal shareholders.

Mexico has legislated quotas for both its parliament and local political office.

Already the Government has legislated to increase the state pension age to 68, and to link it in future to average life expectancy.

The government has legislated for important changes in education.