Sentence examples for which legislated from inspiring English sources

The Independent Television service, or ITV, began broadcasting in 1955 following the Television Act 1954, which legislated for the establishment of a commercial television service in the UK.

It is now up to Congress, which legislated "don't ask, don't tell" and the law allowing military recruiters to defy university nondiscrimination policies, to look at the facts and decide whether to end this useless discrimination.

The Executive Council introduced a Public Safety Act, which legislated severely against political associations of an unconstitutional character, and introduced a bill declaring that no candidature for the Dáil should be accepted unless the candidate declared willingness to take a seat in the Dáil and to take the oath of allegiance.

This was perhaps most apparent under the Labour government, which legislated to enable cities to introduce road pricing, and initially supported the development of some 30 proposals, but left cities to face the task of attracting public support; as a result only one of the schemes outside London was implemented [21].

In 1189 Coutances held an ecclesiastical synod which legislated, among other things, that the clergy should not hold secular offices, even though Coutances himself had held and continued to hold such offices.

The plans would build on the powers devolved under the 2012 Scotland Act, which legislated for an increase in responsibility over taxation from 2016, in exchange for a 10% reduction in the grant received from Westminster.

No IRB approval was required as these interviews occurred as part of the public health outbreak investigation which is a legislated responsibility of the Ontario public health units.

Evgeny Lebedev believes the British press is under-regulated but over-legislated, which damages genuine investigative journalism while allowing scandals like phone hacking to go undetected.

All students, regardless of age, are allowed all day long, day after day to go wherever they wish in the school's two buildings and ten-acre campus, to associate with whom they please, and to do whatever they wish as long as it does not violate any of the school's democratically legislated rules (which serve to protect the school community and the rights of individuals).

Yet, there is currently no clear-cut evidence of the effectiveness of such legislated ratios, which may prevent managers from making local decisions about appropriate staffing and are insensitive to many contextual factors (e.g., changes in patient dependency, presence of ancillary personnel or non-nurse providers, technology).

As twins, we are separated by 12 feet of legislated alleyway across which your roommates' bedrooms and my roommates' bedrooms align, occasionally presenting views that even Siamese twins shouldn't see.