Sentence examples for would legislate from inspiring English sources
Abbott confirmed his opposition to the ETS legislation, questioning why Australia would legislate for a potentially detrimental economic measure before other countries had committed to do the same.
Labour would legislate to allow people to demand proper contracts.
In vetoing the bill, Mr. Rowland said it would "legislate common sense".
Earlier this month, New Zealand announced that it would legislate for plain packaging in 2014.
Both refused to say they would legislate to prevent a cut.
Maria Miller said the government would legislate if the newspaper industry did not act.
First, he says Labour would legislate to make longer-term tenancies the standard in the private rented sector.
Miller said the government would legislate if the press did not set up its own independent regulatory body.
Shorten, meanwhile, today said Labour would legislate to protect Medicare from privatisation, on top of lifting the rebate freeze.
Sir Simon Burns, a Conservative MP, asked David Cameron whether the Government would legislate to prevent "bullying" in the House of Commons chamber.
