Sentence examples for legislated through from inspiring English sources
He legislated through a senate that was elected by only 10% of the voters.
"Two more years are not a game-changer for Greece, and even if the troika accepts Samaras's plans, they will have to be legislated through the Greek Parliament, and the coalition could fall apart".
We have legislated, through the Justice and Security Act, to allow the use of closed material procedures in some civil cases so the courts can provide justice where sensitive information relating to national security is central to the case.
These limits are legislated through the Gambling Act.From our perspective, it appears that the current restrictions placed on charity lotteries are born out of a fear that the creation of major lotteries would result in the cannibalisation of the National Lottery.
It should be done voluntarily to work best for all parties, or it may eventually be legislated through a compulsory license provision.
The AQM process has been legislated through The Environment Act 1995, which required the National Air Quality Strategy (NAQS) to be published.
Legislating through popular ballot initiatives has been shown to be a blunt instrument in many states, most famously California.
Consequently, emperors ceased referring proposals to the Senate and, not long after the early imperial period, ended the practice of legislating through the Senate.
On Wednesday, lawmakers are due to vote on a motion criticizing the government's program for legislating through a referendum — a move certain to advertise Conservative divisions.
"We view this simply as an effort to legislate through litigation rather than pursuing standards through Congress," said Steven Brash, a spokesman for Cinergy, which is based in Cincinnati.
Senator Harry Reid, the majority leader, who framed the Senate's action as a first step in a longer process, said, "This week will offer another opportunity for the Senate to return to regular order, an opportunity for this body to legislate through cooperation, through compromise, as we used to do".
