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Meanings of legislated for in English

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Usage of legislated for in English
1
The territorial aristocracy, or the clergy, legislated for themselves and controlled taxation.
Lectures on Modern history
2
We have legislated for a new system of financial regulation at national level.
The Irish Times
3
The requirements will be legislated for through amendments in the serious crime bill.
The Guardian
4
That position was that the X case should be legislated for.
The Irish Times
5
He has offered constitutions for the New World, and legislated for future times.
The Spirit of the Age; Or, Contemporary Portraits
6
You commented on the fact that other medical areas are not specifically legislated for.
The Irish Times
7
When legislated for, abortion on mental health grounds ultimately amounts to a self-ratifying process.
The Irish Times
8
The thoughtful framers of our Constitution legislated for our country as they found it.
United States Presidents' Inaugural Speeches: From Washington to...
9
Being believed in costs nothing and can't be legislated for.
The Guardian
10
You've legislated for Auckland but done nothing for the rest.
Radio NZ
11
I've legislated for them myself until I'm sick of it.
Nobody's Man
12
The Netherlands has legislated for an air travel tax to be introduced in January 2021.
The Irish Times
13
Everything is to be legislated for or legislated against.
Jess
14
The MUA called for the protections to be legislated for the life of the lease.
The Guardian
15
Safety was legislated for and there were rules imposed over and above this too, she said.
Radio NZ
16
We desire no longer to be legislated for, it says; we want to be legislated with.
What Is Your Culture to Me?
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