Sentence examples similar to legislated into effect from inspiring English sources

The Conservatives had for some time been devoting themselves to preparing for office – not in policy detail but in terms of how policy could be used in power to legislate into effect a new political settlement.

Behaviour change can't be adopted – or legislated – into existence.

It's a habit that should be legislated into statute as the Pompous Pundits Penance Act.

VaR is easy to understand by practitioners, and is legislated into its key position as a metric of risk.

It was legislated into existence and it can be legislated away.

We actually have to be legislated into stopping.

The command is part of the Department of Defense and is the only Unified Combatant Command legislated into being by the U.S. Congress.

It cannot be legislated into oblivion by governments or tourism councils.

This is consistent with the fact that many long-run tax changes are legislated to take effect in a series of steps.

Less than a week after the ACT government legislated to this effect, the High Court overturned the law and around 80 marriages were annulled.

And when President Obama took office he stood by as an enormous, previously legislated minimum wage increase went into effect.