Sentence examples for which legislated for 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.

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.

Below the heading, he attached chapter 11 of the UN charter, which legislates for non-self governing territories.

This ended with the advent of the Scottish Parliament, which legislates for Scotland.

In addition, the Health Act 2006 (Part 1), which legislates for a Smoke-Free England from July 1st 2007, brings the NHS in England under statutory requirements to prevent their employees and the public from smoking in "wholly or substantially enclosed areas" of their premises[ 11].

Even the DPJ, which originally legislated for the tax hike, is backing the change.The second important announcement expected this week is that Mr Abe will soon dissolve the lower house of the Diet and hold a snap general election on December 14th.

But as a result of the new powers it is asking for - which could be legislated for by May - the Bank will now be able to direct lenders to make changes to their lending policies.

Even if this legislation is pushed through, Greece is still far behind many other democracies, most of which have now legislated for same-sex marriage and adoption by same-sex couples who are married or in a civil partnership".

He said the move, which he claims would require only a small amendment in existing legislation to be in place by 2016, would be "a statement about the institution which now legislates for our great nation".

We have also legislated for a proportionality test, which will mean that our courts are able to consider whether extradition would have a disproportionate impact on the fundamental rights of the person who is being requested for extradition.

"It is when, occasionally, something happens which you did not legislate for but which is magic.