Sentence examples for legislate the practice from inspiring English sources

Politicians were not elected to, nor should they, legislate the practice of medicine or dictate the parameters of the doctor-patient relationship.

When it comes to the principle of religious freedom, in fact there's no contradiction at all between the two positions: just as the government may not legislate the practice of religion, it may not proscribe women's autonomy based on religious belief.

Politicians are not elected to, nor should they, legislate the practice of medicine or step foot into our exam rooms.

But it is absurd to legislate the impossible.

The most significant recommendation was that the WA government should legislate to end the practice of jailing people for fines, a practice that disproportionately affects Aboriginal women.

The Government has decided it would be impractical to legislate to enforce the practice, but believe a code of conduct agreed by ministers, unions and restaurant representatives would be more effective.

Efforts to legislate and criminalize the practice of medicine set a dangerous precedent".

But Travers thinks it may take two decades to ban orcas in captivity: he campaigned against wild animals in circuses 19 years ago and only now is the British parliament legislating against the practice.

Before Athens started heavily legislating the business and sanitary practices of local tavernas and those in other cities throughout the islands, this is what the gyro used to represent for many Greeks.

In their first season under the Pozzos they brought so many players in on international loans the Football League legislated to stop the practice, so Watford handed out permanent contracts instead.

In this article we address the effect restricted practice has had in North Carolina and the introduction of Senate Bill 695 (the Modernize Nursing Practice Act) that, if passed, would legislate full practice authority for NPs in our state.