Sentence examples for legislation has gone from inspiring English sources

The legislation has gone nowhere.

For instance the legislation has gone through for corporation tax, there are issues relating to the way it is to be applied in Northern Ireland.

Legislation has gone some way to preventing discrimination on grounds of age, but bizarrely financial services are exempt and hidden discrimination remains in many walks of life.

This isn't the first time that this type of legislation has gone through state governments, nor will it be the last.

A word of warning to travellers: while legislation has gone through, state law in Colorado and Washington state now contradicts federal law, so it remains to be seen which law authorities will enforce.

"The people I interact with are concerned the legislation has gone through".

Mr. Putin said the legislation had gone too far in restricting coverage, even as he again strongly rebuked some news organizations for reporting that he characterized as sensational and potentially dangerous.

Fitzgibbon later said he was "more open to pushing the envelope on civil liberties" if it meant saving one life, once government legislation had gone through parliamentary review and been accepted.

But in the years since, attempts to pass federal gun control legislation have gone nowhere, a testament to the formidable power of a gun lobby guided by the National Rifle Association's dictum: "The only way to stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun".

This week's debate is proceeding without the legislation having gone through the Senate Finance Committee, a step for which Baucus has pressed since the bill relates to tax policy.

"Republicans will find it difficult to defend some of the stances he has taken and some of the legislation he has gone along with".