Sentence examples for legislate changes from inspiring English sources

When asked if he planned to legislate changes before the next election, Morrison said he would not prejudge the review.

We, too, are seeking to legislate changes to reduce pension and benefit costs and modernize our labor laws.

The report could provide ammunition for Congress to take further action to legislate changes at the agency.

If contract terms or labor laws from years past no longer make sense, we the people should renegotiate — or legislate — changes.

State legislatures have broad authority to legislate changes in these legal doctrines.

Congress should not legislate change merely for the sake of change.

With more than 2.8 million public school students in New York, it's time we ensure that our children are offered nutritious foods at school, even if we have to legislate change.

Lawmakers, caught between a public that chafes at restrictions and industries that want to grow new business often find it difficult to legislate change and easier to say, "We just don't know enough about the problem, yet".

Paul Gustafson, featured in the video above, recently helped legislate change in Oregon, requiring Insurance Companies to cover the cost of an independent appraisal for auto value after a wreck.

The underlying problem is that Congress legislated changes that laboratories and factories have not succeeded in producing.

Searching for savings at the end of its term in government, Labor said it was indefinitely deferring the already legislated changes because the floating carbon price was forecast to be far lower than originally calculated and families did not need as much compensation.