legislate|legislated|legislates|legislating in English

verb

[leg·is·late || 'ledʒɪsleɪt]

make laws, enact laws

Use "legislate|legislated|legislates|legislating" in a sentence

1. " Morality cannot be legislated, but behavior can be regulated.

2. We must legislate for equal pay.

3. You cannot legislate to change attitudes.

4. You can't legislate against bad luck!

5. 1560:Scotland – Parliament legislates protestant reformation of the Church of Scotland.

6. Governments will have to legislate eventually.

7. Congress has legislated a new minimum wage for workers.

8. We must legislate to control these drugs.

9. Should parliament legislate against experiments on animals?

10. They promised to legislate against cigarette advertising.

11. It's impossible to legislate for every contingency.

12. You can't legislate for bad luck.

13. The government has promised to legislate against discrimination.

14. Most member countries have already legislated against excessive overtime.

15. The Coopf document is not a policy or legislating document

16. It is the jobof Parliament to legislate.

17. Will there be legislated change to the ITA to accommodate Bill 102?

18. Government should not try to legislate goodness or generosity.

19. Is it his intention to legislate even-handedly for both?

20. They promised to legislate to protect people's right to privacy.

21. Only Parliament has the power to legislate on constitutional matters.

22. Legislate to control the pour of waster water.

23. Parliament may legislate on any matter of penal law.

24. The delay in legislating on whistle-blower protection is detrimental to the accountability and efficiency of public administration.

25. Taraki introduced women to political life and legislated an end to forced marriage.