Sentence examples for will be legislated from inspiring English sources
The requirements will be legislated for through amendments in the serious crime bill.
Turnbull, when asked, has said the package will be legislated as announced, but after the election that promise will be subject to intense internal party pressure.
The Think City rollout comes as New York lawmakers, environmentalists and car makers debate how electric and hybrid electric-gas car use will be legislated in the state.
For example, the treasurer, Scott Morrison, says workers earning more than $80,000 will get a modest tax cut, but he isn't saying whether that tax cut will be legislated before the election – or after it.
"There may be others who will choose to abstain but I can assure you... if the Australian people speak in favour of same-sex marriage in the plebiscite, it will be legislated.
Now, with Gordon Brown's Governance of Britain agenda (pdf), the executive's prerogative powers on war and treaties are rightly to be replaced by parliamentary powers, the role of the civil service will be legislated by parliament, and we will soon be consulting with the public on the development of a British bill of rights and responsibilities.
2.38am BST Independent Senator for South Australia, Nick Xenophon, meanwhile has announced he will be legislating for laughter post-election.
Cameron says the government will be legislating to make the planning of terrorist attacks overseas an offence.
He told MPs: "We will be legislating so energy companies have to give the lowest tariff to their customers".
Except that, as we know, an overenthusiastic David Cameron has already come out with "I can announce that we will be legislating so that energy companies have to give the lowest tariff to their customers".
