Sentence examples for legislating of from inspiring English sources

"How about outlawing the legislating of people's personal opinions?

Last-minute legislating of this type is also bound to cause problems.

Culver is an unusual combination: a man with firm principles and beliefs who is also a practical politician - one who gets in there and does the hard work of legislating, of putting together coalitions, of mediating among the conflicting interests in this country, of making the whole thing go.

But, Mr. McKeon, who said he had never tried smoking, said he was not legislating out of anger.

"We also remain committed to legislating on reform of our court system to provide a better and more efficient service.

The stagnating heart welcomes an irruption, even a harsh and dangerous one; the appeal of unreason cannot be legislated out of Utopia.

Persons with various types of disabilities were even legislated out of sight.

But Mr. Pitt's failure to mention this not inconsequential detail was indicative of the sort of bad behavior that cannot be legislated out of existence.

Sir Howard said: "It's very important that what we propose is within the climate change policies that are legislated, of course.

But our legacy of racism cannot be easily legislated out of our hearts or institutions, nor extracted from our systems.

You might see a certain bit of craziness that the major leagues have essentially legislated out of the sport.