Sentence examples for legislating from inspiring English sources

One hurdle is to get a bill legislating for a referendum through parliament.

Bishop followed local requirements legislating that women must cover their heads, wearing both a headscarf and a hat upon her arrival in the country.

The Lib Dems would also like longer tenancies, but only by encouraging them – not legislating.

It opened with numbing platitudes about "legislating for all the people" and ended with pious hopes about ridding the world of terror.

The RSPH, which represents 6,000 public health specialists across the UK, wants e-cigarette manufacturers to voluntarily agree to change the names or, if they do not, for ministers to consider legislating.

Lord Adonis pointed out in his book on the coalition negotiations in 2010 that, at the 11th hour, Osborne advocated legislating for a five-year, fixed-term parliament.

Robbie Marsland, director of the League Against Cruel Sports Scotland, said: "Scotland led the way on legislating to ban hunting with dogs in the British Isles.

The longer Congress goes without legislating a change, the costlier it will be for the economy.

The move was designed in part to stop American senators legislating on the matter, which the White House fears could jeopardise its "reset" with Russia.Safety firstTwo of China's new bullet trains collided, killing at least 39 people and injuring nearly 200.

In an effort to foster a sense of national unity and purpose, Mr Kagame has tried to abolish ethnic division between the Tutsi minority (to which he belongs) and the Hutu majority, whose members committed the genocide, by legislating their names out of the lexicon.

This means that democracy is "decentered," no longer fully under control of its own conditions and no longer based on a congruent subject of self-legislating discourse.