Sentence examples for making legislation from inspiring English sources

Data is key for making legislation, they argued.

Making legislation is really such a small part of my job.

We have always understood that making legislation, like making sausage, is an ugly process.

-Should tobacco companies' interests (and the interests of other industries, such as restaurants and bars) matter when it comes to making legislation that may improve the health of the general population?

It's like the practice of lobbying – people might say, 'How can that be effective when you're talking to such a small group of people?' But they're the group that's making legislation".

David Hunt, a Conservative member of the House of Lords who is head of the current self-regulatory Press Complaints Commission – widely dismissed as obsolete and ineffective – and who was not an assessor, said 120 publishers, representing 2,000 editors, had "all told me they will sign up" to a new independent regulator, making legislation unnecessary.

And that made legislation more thoughtful".

In other words, he would make "legislation with regards to abortion" part of his agenda.

When in office, their target seems not to make legislation, but to make a point.

"She would more or less single-handedly make legislation and push it".

Ministers are entitled to wonder what they need to do to make legislation judge-proof.