Synonym: pass. Similar words: legislator, legislature, legislative, legislation, legislative branch, legislative assembly, strategist, legitimate. Meaning: ['ledʒɪsleɪt] 
v. make laws, bills, etc. or bring into effect by legislation.
v. make laws, bills, etc. or bring into effect by legislation. 
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61, Mr Sarkozy threatened to legislate to enforce these, but he has since accepted a form of self-regulation in the shape of a code of good governance for companies.
62, He doesn't believe that it's the government's place to legislate this issue.
63, Should legislate to supplement to recall legal proceedings to the case of public charge.
64, The CEO gave board a lot of motivation to legislate new laws.
65, It is necessary to legislate for large - value electronic funds transfer.
66, Is it necessary to legislate to regulate pet - keeping?
67, America's states have already started to legislate to cut emissions.Sentencedict
68, Therefore, it is very urgent to legislate for the right of privacy.
69, 'If I am elected as prime minister on Saturday, the minerals resource rent tax I legislate will be the one that was agreed' with major miners last month, Ms. Gillard told reporters.
70, All the other life forms seem to get the picture but we humans just cannot get our minds around it and instead demand and then legislate the existence of some higher purpose or mission.
71, Because the various countries' historical development background is different, accounting gradually formed two big basic about legislate accounting and non-legislate accounting models.
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