Sentence examples for legislate issues from inspiring English sources

"But we do legislate issues on morality, such as violence against one another and killing," he said.

To have legislators attempting to legislate an issue about which they themselves are not familiar cannot be good for the country.

It is unable to legislate for issues that have significant support".

But Mr. Cameron did not want to legislate press issues, believing it would cross a red line protecting journalistic freedoms.

While the Council of Europe does not legislate, it issues advice and recommendations that can filter down into European legal standards, charters and conventions.

Morales said he is often confronted with questions about the government's attempts to legislate moral issues, such as abortion.

"The jury is in from the rest of country as well -- they want Congress to legislate on issues that are priorities for all Americans.

Looking at the market as a whole, it may be that shareholders who have more of a say on important deals may be less concerned with legislating individual issues like compensation — where shareholders are not positioned to act.

At a hearing of the Council's transportation committee earlier on Monday, Mr. Garodnick justified his opposition by saying, "You cannot legislate the issue of good judgment, common sense and grace".

As a result, a vote was instead put forth on whether the state should legislate this issue.

He further stated that the AFL-CIO will not accept any move to re-legislate the issues signed into law by Dodd-Frank for any reason.