Sentence examples for legislate as from inspiring English sources
But we can legislate as much as we like.
May says the government will legislate as soon as time is available.
Earlier in the week the Home Office said it planned to "legislate as soon as parliamentary time allows" to bring in email surveillance measures.
For good or ill, action at the state level will pressure the feds to legislate, as will new rules from the European Union and elsewhere overseas.
"As set out in the Strategic Defence and Security Review we will legislate as soon as parliamentary time allows to ensure that the use of communications data is compatible with the government's approach to civil liberties".
looks very much like an attempt to try to legislate as close to the limit of the law as the courts will subsequently allow, leaving the taxpayer and the rights concerned public to foot the legal bills.
On the contrary, in the case of Turkey, the absence of such negative experiences meant that the full endorsement of expatriates was unproblematic, and plural citizenship could be legislated as soon as it was realised that emigrants had become permanent residents of another country, namely in the early 1980s.
He also said the case could put to the test the state's entire initiative process, which has been used in the past to legislate matters as varied as property tax rates and a ban on affirmative action.
But it is also, as Branch said, an effort to "legislate respect, as best we can, back into the game".
Legislating is as imperfect as anything else in this world.
"Play streets", the precursors to present-day "home zones", were legislated for as early as the mid-20th century, but their value to children and community life was overlooked as car use took prominence from the 1960s onwards.
