Sentence examples for once legislated from inspiring English sources

David Cameron's Tories once legislated to "eliminate child poverty": Theresa May's Tories are re-creating it for a new generation.

Once legislated, they could hardly be challenged.

These articles generally tend to be self-enforcing and require relatively little capacity and institutional adaptation once legislated.

Finally, the act binds all future parliaments: it is just not possible for the parliament at Westminster to repeal the Statute of Westminster and legislate once more for its former dominions.

In 2008 Dasgupta described that event, writing, "Veteran congresswoman Frances Bolton once attempted to legislate mandatory salt iodization, the salt producers association prevailed with the argument that this is medication by legislation.

Once reached, the content of the National Contract is legislated through a Decree approved by the Ministry of Health (i.e., the agreement is a binding by law).

After all, it has legislated at least twice on human rights issues, once to set up the Scottish human rights commission.

And once negotiated, these large and important proposals would need to be legislated for at Westminster, and approved at Holyrood – which itself could well take nearly a year.

Tribunes at this period normally legislated in the People's Assembly on the advice of the Senate, but more than once in recent years tribunes had passed reformist measures without senatorial approval.

Once the government has worked out exactly what the new system should look like – with infrastructure fully tested – only then should it be legislated".

The tactic was legislated out of existence.