Sentence examples for to legislating from inspiring English sources
verb
To pass laws (including the amending or repeal of existing laws).
- If they can't get people to do the right thing by talking then they will try to legislate it, then they can try to enforce the statutes.
An ingredient that the two pieces of legislation shared in common, however, was a bipartisan, bicameral approach to legislating.
Make no mistake, both political sides committed before the election to legislating Browne.
"The good news is, I can talk about alternate swap-execution facilities," Mr. Himes said of his approach to legislating.
"We also remain committed to legislating on reform of our court system to provide a better and more efficient service.
They may have appeared a lot on television, but didn't hold much sway when it came to legislating.
The commitment by ministers today to legislating for such a target comes as a series of climate milestones were passed.
They weren't trying to legislate better; they were trying to prevent any legislation at all.
Remember, everyone else wanted to legislate".
It would not even have to legislate.
Many countries remain reluctant to legislate.
Much harder to legislate is attitude.
