Sentence examples for legislated the from inspiring English sources

India legislated the Wildlife Protection Act in 1972, a law that granted state protection to wildlife.

If we hadn't legislated, the impact would have been felt in deteriorating community relations and in racists exploiting the issue.

The health department secretary, Martin Bowles, said if the abolition of the old scheme wasn't legislated the department would adjust its advice.

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 health department has published information claiming children will no longer be eligible for a $2.7bn dental program from 1 July, despite the government not having legislated the cut yet.

Congress essentially legislated the industry's expansion by requiring steadily higher quantities of ethanol as a gasoline blend, a kick-start that was further spurred by the proliferation of bans on a competing fuel additive used to help curb air pollution.

The Aragonese attempted to legislate the money lenders out of existence.

But league officials have struggled over how to legislate the matter.

Prior attempts to legislate the problem have failed, but the complaints from viewers have kept coming.

"And also because the Commission and the ECJ effectively legislate the industries," she said.

Turnbull said, right after the budget, that he wanted to legislate the whole "plan" at once.