Sentence examples for legislated on from inspiring English sources
He believes the reason this hasn't been legislated on is that "often terminally ill people don't have the voice and the energy to be able to make their issue known".
The continual evolution of chemical compounds designed to evade the law is potentially creating more dangerous and unknown synthetic substances than the ones currently being legislated on.
It legislated on its own without bearing responsibility for the consequences.
Although previous rulers had legislated on occasion, Louis IX was the first to express his will regularly in statutory form.
When he took power, the royal succession was largely in the hands of the things, or local assemblies of freemen, which also legislated on various issues.
The last time this government legislated on a family matter, by legalising gay marriage in 2013, bitter culture wars broke out.
"Our default position is that this place and Brussels have no right whatsoever to legislate on Britain.
Vince Cable said the government could legislate on zero-hours contracts, but ruled out a complete ban.
They can touch and feel the technologies they are going to legislate on," Joseph said.
But the one that irks conservatives most is Roe v Wade.The American wayOther countries expect their legislators to legislate on contentious moral issues.
Dutch physicians call such interventions ' medisch zinloos' (senseless), and the Netherlands, as one of the first states to legislate on end-of-life situations, actually regulates such issues through appropriate laws.
