Sentence examples similar to legislated action from inspiring English sources

So anticorruption cannot be synonymous with the B.J.P., the way affirmative action for backward castes has not been synonymous with the Congress — even though the Congress has legislated affirmative action for backward castes in higher education.

That's one of the reasons why a modern secular society generally legislates against actions, not ideas.

If the Abbott Government is successful at getting its "direct action" policy legislated, then the Prime Minister has already said there'll be no extra cash if his policy falls short the five per cent target (most analysts would replace my conjunction 'if' with the word 'when').

The prime minister said it was "time to legislate" over industrial action being called without support of the majority of members.

Australia became the first country to scrap a carbon price and, with the Coalition's widely unloved Direct Action alternative yet to be legislated, the nation is in the unhappy position of having no specific policy to lower carbon emissions.

The report could provide ammunition for Congress to take further action to legislate changes at the agency.

What he does not call for is unilateral American action to legislate mandated reductions in carbon dioxide to 1990 levels by 2020 and 80percentt below by 2050.

Thus, Congress should continue investigating why the lawyers are departing, and if the attorneys are being dismissed for inappropriate reasons, Congress should carry out action, perhaps legislating to restore the former system for interim appointments.

(Germany legislated to regulate social media firms over hate speech takedowns last year but it's in the vanguard of government action).

The tactic was legislated out of existence.

He legislated, designated consuls, and retained precedence.