Sentence examples for table legislation from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, the government planned to formally table legislation in parliament to outlaw the sport from July 2017.

Monday's joint SDLP and Sinn Féin motion states: "That this assembly calls on the executive to table legislation to allow for same-sex marriage".

On Monday, Justin Trudeau, the Canadian prime minister, announced his government would table legislation to ensure "the full protection" of transgender people, following up on a promise made during the fall election campaign.

The European commission is to table legislation in early April aimed at making the world's largest multinational corporations open their tax arrangements with EU governments to full public scrutiny.

In the midst of continuing plenty, working people are taking out extortionate payday loans to put food on the table, legislation progresses through parliament, designed to whittle away cash for disabled children, and Theresa May, the home secretary, denies that feelings of dark detachment from the mainstream of society could possibly be valid or understandable.

Malaysia was the first country in south-east Asia to introduce a fake news law and rights groups feared it set a worrying precedent for the region, with the Philippines, Singapore and Cambodia all claiming they too were going to table legislation tackling the problem – though none have yet been passed.

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So much so that Jim Kolbe, a Republican Congressman, recently tabled legislation in America to withdraw the penny from circulation.

Fianna Fáil has accused the government of intentionally delaying gambling legislation and has tabled legislation of its own that is based on a long-delayed Fine Gael bill.

It is the first time the government, which holds a parliamentary majority only with the support of crossbenchers Wellington, Gordon and Rob Pyne, will be unable to pass its own tabled legislation.

Conservative MPs have piled pressure on Downing Street to consider tougher action to end the strikes on Southern rail, with one politician tabling legislation that would change the rules governing industrial action.