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make laws
verb as in enact
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Example Sentences
“I know that some Pakistani policy makers practice gay love in private, then go out and make laws against gays,” says Shehzad.
It shows total ignorance about the reasons that we make laws in the first place.
They attach seemingly innocuous language to legislation to make laws either toothless or open the door to weaker gun policies.
The council members had no power to make laws but were appointed to see that the laws approved by the King were enforced.
As mentioned earlier, the chief purpose of any legislative body is to make laws.
They said that they were quite able to govern themselves, and that no people across the seas should make laws for them.
On the contrary, they are strictly forbidden to make laws or ordinances repugnant to the laws or statutes of the realm of England.
Our Constitution does not contain the absurdity of giving power to make laws, and another power to resist them.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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