Sentence examples similar to legislate rules for from inspiring English sources

A constitutional convention could propose the establishment of a fourth branch of government that would legislate rules of conduct for the other three.

By legislating particular rules for deaccessioning, Mr. Armstrong added, the bill would "chill institutions' willingness to make independent decisions that may be questioned as a matter of law".

The earlier observation holds, however, even if the ambiguity is somehow legislated away—for instance, by prescribing rules for the scope of the definite description).

In his speech, Balls will promise to legislate for new fiscal rules within 12 months of the general election, including a commitment to a budget surplus by the end of the parliament.

The government will consult on the new rule and legislate for it in next year's Finance Bill.

In his speech, Balls will promise to "legislate for these tough fiscal rules in the first year after the election and they will be independently monitored by the Office for Budget Responsibility".

But the tone of the report, and comments by several commission members and staff officials, indicated that if the industry does not move faster, the agency would increase regulation or call for Congress to legislate stricter online privacy rules.

You can't legislate for these things or apply one rule to all compositions.

That decision also listed subjects Congress couldn't legislate except for "national purposes".

We have to legislate disincentives for people to have pets.

It ruled: "The United Kingdom parliament has the power to legislate for the islands, but it would exercise that power without their agreement in relation to domestic matters only in the most exceptional circumstances".