legislated (Meaning)

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legislated (imp. & p. p.)

of Legislate

Cities and towns legislated various restrictions on the movement of animals in public spaces.
The company's policy on overtime pay was legislated to ensure fair compensation for employees.
The government legislated a new law to increase the minimum wage for workers.
The school board legislated a new dress code for students to maintain a positive and professional learning environment.
Strict punishments were legislated to deter people from littering and polluting public areas.
The council legislated a new housing policy to address the rising cost of living and provide affordable housing options.
The state legislated new safety regulations for construction workers to reduce accidents and injuries on work sites.
The organization legislated a new code of conduct for its members to promote ethical and responsible behavior.
The committee legislated a new set of guidelines for grant applications to ensure fair and transparent funding decisions.
The agency legislated new rules for food safety and sanitation to protect consumers from harmful bacteria and contamination.

of Legislate

enacted,passed, ordained, constituted, approved, laid down, sanctioned, decreed, reenacted,dictated

repealed, rescinded, revoked, abolished, revoked, abolished, rescinded, repealed, killed, canceled

Cities and towns legislated various restrictions on the movement of animals in public spaces.

The company's policy on overtime pay was legislated to ensure fair compensation for employees.

The government legislated a new law to increase the minimum wage for workers.

The school board legislated a new dress code for students to maintain a positive and professional learning environment.