Legislate:

Verb:

1. To make or enact laws; to exercise the function of legislation.
2. To decree, mandate, or regulate by legislation.

Prepositions:

• “On” (legislate on)
• “For” (legislate for)
• “Against” (legislate against)
• “About” (legislate about)

Collocations:

• Legislate laws, legislate regulations, legislate reforms, legislate changes, legislate policy.

Example Sentences:

1. The parliament will legislate on environmental protection measures.
2. The committee is tasked with legislating for healthcare reforms.
3. They plan to legislate against discrimination in the workplace.
4. The government is moving to legislate about cybersecurity.
5. It’s essential to legislate laws that protect consumers.
6. The Senate is debating how to legislate changes to immigration policy.
7. The assembly worked late into the night to legislate new regulations.
8. The congress aims to legislate for tax reform before the end of the year.
9. The council will meet next week to legislate on zoning laws.
10. The committee is studying how to legislate about climate change.
11. It’s challenging to legislate against hate speech while protecting free speech.
12. The committee was formed to legislate reforms in education.
13. They must legislate laws that promote economic growth.
14. The parliament has the authority to legislate on matters of national security.
15. The congress is under pressure to legislate policy changes after the recent crisis.
16. The council has the responsibility to legislate regulations for public safety.
17. They debated fiercely on how to legislate against corruption.
18. The commission was set up to legislate about environmental sustainability.
19. Legislating reforms to the healthcare system is a complex task.
20. The assembly has the power to legislate laws that affect the entire country.
21. The committee discussed how to legislate changes to immigration policy.
22. They must legislate for stricter penalties for financial fraud.
23. The congress will vote on whether to legislate about gun control.
24. The council will meet to legislate new regulations for urban development.
25. Legislating on issues of human rights requires careful consideration.
26. The parliament is expected to legislate for educational reforms.
27. The committee is tasked with legislating against discrimination in hiring practices.
28. They aim to legislate changes that will benefit small businesses.
29. The assembly will convene to legislate policy changes regarding healthcare.
30. The government is working to legislate new regulations for internet privacy.
31. Legislating for environmental protection requires global cooperation.
32. The congress will debate how to legislate reforms to the welfare system.
33. The council has the authority to legislate laws regarding public health.
34. They need to legislate regulations that will ensure fair competition.
35. Legislating about climate change is a priority for the committee.
36. The committee was formed to legislate on labor rights.
37. They are considering how to legislate against hate crimes.
38. The parliament will legislate for stricter controls on immigration.
39. The congress must legislate changes that reflect the needs of the population.
40. Legislating on issues of social justice requires broad consensus.
41. The committee will legislate reforms to the tax code.
42. They debated how best to legislate changes to healthcare policy.
43. Legislating laws that protect endangered species is crucial.
44. The council is responsible for legislating about public transportation.
45. The assembly will meet to legislate new regulations for consumer rights.
46. Legislating reforms to the judicial system is a sensitive issue.
47. They discussed how to legislate against online harassment.
48. The parliament will vote on whether to legislate for stricter gun control.
49. The congress has the power to legislate laws that affect economic stability.
50. Legislating changes to immigration policy is a contentious issue.