Sentence examples for legislate out from inspiring English sources

"Anyone familiar with banking and finance will know that it is completely impossible to legislate out bad practice.

I grew up being a socialist and I have problems with it because I grew up in Canada [and] I've spent a lot of time in Scandinavia, where I believe countries legislate out creativity.

The Knicks' color-by-number offense is the kind they are trying to legislate out of the sport.

Others are happy to see a second flourishing of the touchdown celebration, which the N.F.L. had attempted to legislate out of the game.

That image of Davies in Oliver Twist (1948) spoke to the mood of the moment – suggesting the sort of deprivation that postwar Britain was attempting to legislate out of existence.

Some politicians and industry analysts have a more skeptical view of the casinos' motives, asserting that the casinos are seeking to control a lucrative field that they have realized they cannot legislate out of existence.

He also ruled any changes to the existing renewable energy target, which is legislated out to 2020.

But how do you legislate chilling out?

The tactic was legislated out of existence.

With their essential function legislated out of existence, what would happen to all these horses?

The feckless poor have been neither legislated out of existence nor drowned in prosperity.