Sentence examples for that legislate from inspiring English sources

Did that legislate away oil spills?

The Labour MP and historian Tristram Hunt suggested in the Times that all those "commentators reaching for the 1937 and 1953 Regency Acts that legislate for a transfer of functions to a Regent if 'the Sovereign is by reason of infirmity of mind or body incapable for the time being of performing the royal functions'," were being "both premature and unhelpful".

The single-game format complies with all state laws passed over the last few years that legislate daily fantasy sports, which all generally just require that contest not be based on the performance of a single team or athlete.

What's worse, these laws that legislate discrimination teach bullies that what they're doing is acceptable.

This is a natural outgrowth of polarized parties that legislate on the brink.

All the laws that legislate for the control and protection of personal information will be carefully followed.

But she believes that legislating to ease the suffering of the very few risks the lives of thousands.

And third, that legislating against rape threats on the internet is a contravention of freedom of speech.

No doubt this segues into the claim that legislating on behalf of agency workers would lead to fewer of them being hired to begin with.

It was brought about by an anomaly in the new International Cricket Council ruling that legislates for time to be made up if play is lost to inclement weather.

It was a British conservative government during the 1990s, for instance, that legislated the mechanism that each year raises fuel taxes by more than the rate of inflation.