Sentence examples for legislated without from inspiring English sources

Prostitution cannot be legislated without negative consequences to society.

Jewish philosophy divides the 613 mitzvot into three groups laws that have a rational explanation and would probably be enacted by most orderly societies (mishpatim), laws that are understood after being explained but would not be legislated without the Torah's command (edot), and laws that do not have a rational explanation (chukim).

Today, in 20 fields such as health, education, local government and the environment, the national assembly has the authority to legislate without Westminster.

Well, starting from the last question, umm, I guess an important lesson is you can't legislate without the support of the Senate.

For some internal matters, mostly related to the work of the clergy, the Synod can legislate without the approval of Parliament.

"The EU is completely untouchable because you can't legislate, without leaving the EU, to control the EU in our own country because they operate according to EU law which overrules our own law.

While still at school, influenced by both, I was uneasy when a majority in a general election was regarded by Stormont as an adequate mandate for the NI government to legislate without sufficient regard to dissident Catholic and nationalist sensitivities.

MPs can take reassurance from the fact that the president has no power to dismiss the cabinet or to legislate without the consent of parliament - whereas parliament has the power to make laws without the approval of the president.

He added: "We are concerned the government will legislate without being able to effectively protect religious bodies or their ministers whose beliefs prevent them from celebrating civil-partnerships or same-sex marriages".

This is further evidence that entrepreneurs in Europe are not longer of a mind to simply stand on the sidelines and watch as their governments legislate without their input.

Last November, Morsi granted himself unlimited powers, including the ability to legislate without judicial oversight.