Sentence examples for legislated during from inspiring English sources

Other laws were newly legislated during the short ruling periods of the different regimes that controlled the area.

Specifically, PCB-153 emissions increased from the 1940s 1970s, peaked during 1975, and subsequently declined following Swedish restrictions on PCB manufacturing and use legislated during the 1970s (Breivik et al. 2002a, 2002b).

In terms of income tax, Mr Cameron and Mr Clegg were very clear that they will legislate during this Parliament to give the Welsh government and the assembly the powers to trigger a referendum on whether Wales should have income tax varying powers.

On the spending side, legislated increases during the Bush administration added $2.4 trillion to deficits and the debt through 2008.

She added, though, "There are times when the attorney general exercises power that has already been legislated to him, by Congress, and during those times he may or may not consult with them ahead of time".

It corresponds to the exogenous (not triggered by current or prospective macroeconomic conditions) legislated tax changes excluding also those changes adopted during the financial crisis (2008 2013).

It was a British conservative government during the 1990s, for instance, that legislated the mechanism that each year raises fuel taxes by more than the rate of inflation.

The story covers the time Mandela spent imprisoned in South Africa during the country's apartheid system that legislated racial segregation and screens for the final time at TIFF on Friday.

The tactic was legislated out of existence.

He legislated, designated consuls, and retained precedence.

But that is not what Congress legislated.