Sentence examples for legislated definition from inspiring English sources

As this body of doctrine develops, the original legislated definition occupies no privileged status.

But Congress has to "define and legislate that definition better," he added.

With the recently legislated "breakthrough product" definition in the U.S., it may be possible to plan a single trial for registration purposes to confirm a major clinical effect observed in phase I.

Some people think a new, more inclusive definition of wilderness should be legislated.

In that sense, the poster is an example of the phenomenon given a capsule definition by Douglas Coupland in 1991: "legislated nostalgia", that is, "to force a body of people to have memories they do not actually possess".

Highlighting these truly radical speakers and elevating once fringe figures with extreme views highlights what the Republican Party of 2012 has truly become -- a party taken over by far-right zealots who distract with tax and deficit talk as they seek to legislate their own narrow definition of "morality".

The tactic was legislated out of existence.

He legislated, designated consuls, and retained precedence.

But that is not what Congress legislated.

But bullying cannot be legislated away.

Turnbull insisted it would also be legislated.