Sentence examples for legislate itself from inspiring English sources

Somehow, a sport that gives life to mindless fighting and violent venting in the winter is able to legislate itself by spring.

Americans have lost the ability to compromise in every sphere, but it's become especially dire in politics – we are becoming a nation that cannot work together to legislate itself.

Unless the Congress wants to legislate itself into irrelevance in war-making power, we shouldn't provide an open-ended war authority that may outlast all of us".

He has alienated Republican colleagues and aligned himself with a strand of anti-government conservatism that sometimes seems hostile to the act of legislating itself.

"We must pass the right authorization, one that gives the president the authority he needs to combat the horrors of ISIL while not writing such a blank check that the Congress legislates itself into irrelevance in the conduct of the war," he said.

This was not an outrage, but an opportunity — and a clash of interests among classes in a society being forced to legislate and reinvent itself.

On 16 October, Miliband announced that the British government would legislate to oblige itself to cut greenhouse emissions by 80% by 2050, rather than the 60% cut in carbon dioxide emissions previously announced.

Playford accused the High Court of Australia of helping the federal parliament under Curtin to legislate to give itself a monopoly on the acquisition of income tax, which he claimed was contrary to the intention of the constitution to prevent excessive centralisation of power in the federal government.

Furthermore, how is the legal system adjusting and redefining itself to legislate as services and platforms evolve so rapidly?

Later this year, as Mr Abe's government girds itself to legislate for economic reforms the third part of "Abenomics", as the prime minister's programme of monetary loosening, fiscal stimulus and growth measures is known the Supreme Court will rule on the lower courts' decisions.

Alternatively, Westminster could give Stormont the necessary authority to legislate for a referendum itself - which would be similar to what happened in Scotland in relation to last year's independence vote.