Sentence examples for legislate how from inspiring English sources

"We can't legislate how people speak," Dr. Herrera says.

"You can't legislate how people dress, but you can legislate when people begin to become indecent by exposing their body parts".

Panellist Michael Portillo said it would be "completely futile" to legislate how people dressed, while Alan Johnson said it was "astounding" there had been no prosecutions for FGM cases in the UK.

The aim is not to legislate how "happy," relatively unenthusiastic, or somewhere in the middle people can be about Obama's announcement and the drive towards marriage equality more generally, but rather to try to think about how the debate is framed, who it further excludes, and what we want beyond it.

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.

"To start legislating how host countries or potential host countries are managing their internal affairs is a lot more complicated and more subtle than saying, oh yes, we insist on human rights".

One approach to fixing this is legislating how SNAP vouchers can be spent.

This is double sexual standard at its worst.Senators and Representatives have been legislating how women should use their bodies long enough.

Who can legislate for how we should enjoy theatre?

Today's policymakers cannot legislate for how their successors will act in the decades to come.

"You cannot pass laws to legislate on how people think or feel or what they believe," Bundsgaard says.