Sentence examples for that legislated from inspiring English sources

A different form of colonialism is at work in the series titled "Bavarian by Law," which documents a town in Idaho that legislated a half-timbered Swiss-chalet Main Street to attract tourists, which it did.

It was the 1970s and my separated parents were resident in Ireland, a country that legislated against sex before marriage and refused to recognise that it ever occurred, where abuse was rife, abortion was illegal and the church ruled.

Of course battles remain – particularly over the defence and implementation of legislation to protect workers (what's the point of having a minimum wage if the resources don't exist to enforce it?) but it's interesting to note that the party that brought in Section 28 was the party that legislated for equal marriage.

From the very beginning of his life Wojnarowicz had been subjected to an enforced silencing, first by his father and then by the society he inhabited: the media that erased him; the courts that legislated against him; and the politicians who considered his life and the lives of those he loved expendable.

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.

Unfortunately we have a Conservative government that legislated in a way that is not helpful at all for sex workers.

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

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.

Contents The third formulation of the CI is "the Idea of the will of every rational being as a will that legislates universal law".

Women have also learned that legislating significant rights laws doesn't guarantee their enforcement.