Sentence examples for legislates that from inspiring English sources

The Food Standards Agency permits animals in a café in the UK, but legislates that "reasonable precaution" must be taken (and demonstrable) to prevent domestic animals from accessing food preparation areas.

This is in some respects similar to the anti-luck condition we have examined above, in that it legislates that the relation between justification and truth be no mere coincidence.

A code of conduct, both written and oral, legislates that you count all of your shots, improve lies only when and where permitted, and keep as cool after sinking a putt from 20 feet as missing one from 20 inches.

You've got to have a "farm team" of legislators to do the nuts-and-bolts state legislating that creates the atmosphere for national action by Congress.

But there is one piece of legislating that has to happen: the government has to be funded.

But Ms. Johnson's tenure on the Ethics Committee ended almost two years ago, and this term has provided numerous reminders of the thoughtful, bipartisan approach to legislating that has normally been her hallmark.

For the libertarians who think the government does way too much legislating, that will at least be a blessed relief.

We will dispense with the conventional wisdom that bigger bills are always better; that fast legislating is good legislating; that allowing additional amendments and open debate makes the legislative process 'less efficient' than our forefathers intended.

The Polish Parliament is trying to legislate that away.

They should not happen, and I think it's an easy way to legislate that.

"I don't think you can legislate that easily," said Ms. Sommer, the small-business alliance president.