make laws
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v.t.Transitive VerbTo create or enact legislation.
The parliament has the power to make laws.
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Justice: What's the Right Thing to Do?
- And that's the same reason that it's wrong to make laws to protect us from ourselves or to tell us how to live, to tell us what virtues we should be governed by.
And that's the same reason that it's wrong to make laws to protect us from ourselves or to tell us how to live, to tell us what virtues we should be governed by.
- And that's the same reason that it's wrong to make laws
And that's the same reason that it's wrong to make laws
Paradise or Oblivion
- You don't have to make laws don't steal.
You don't have to make laws don't steal.
- You don't have to make laws [like] 'Don't steal'; it would bypass that behavior.
You don't have to make laws [like] 'Don't steal'; it would bypass that behavior.
Justice: What's The Right Thing To Do? Episode 03: "FREE TO CHOOSE"
- and that's the same reason that it's wrong to make laws to protect us from ourselves or to tell us how to live, to tell us what virtues we should be governed by,
and that's the same reason that it's wrong to make laws to protect us from ourselves or to tell us how to live, to tell us what virtues we should be governed by,
- that it's wrong to make laws to protect us from ourselves
that it's wrong to make laws to protect us from ourselves
The Story of Cap & Trade (2009)
- We， us, our governments, we can make laws and do it ourselves.
We， us, our governments, we can make laws and do it ourselves.
- can make laws and do it ourselves.
can make laws and do it ourselves.
Can Trump really pardon himself?
- There's a clause in the Constitution that basically says Congress has the power to make laws to ensure that the Constitution is followed by all branches of the government.
There's a clause in the Constitution that basically says Congress has the power to make laws to ensure that the Constitution is followed by all branches of the government.
- to make laws to ensure that the Constitution is followed by all branches of the government.
to make laws to ensure that the Constitution is followed by all branches of the government.
Voting In America - Past And Present | October 28, 2020
- But it also left the door open for Congress to make laws about voting.
But it also left the door open for Congress to make laws about voting.
- but it also left the door open for Congress to make laws about voting.
but it also left the door open for Congress to make laws about voting.
Real English: How to talk to the POLICE
- or your state government, or your country's government, they make laws. They are not flexible.
or your state government, or your country's government, they make laws. They are not flexible.
- So your President cannot just make laws. Your President, he or she must go back to the other
So your President cannot just make laws. Your President, he or she must go back to the other
Ben Wikler and Geoff Bennett discuss the Democrats’ plan on 'Settle In'
- We can elect people and then advocate and push those people to deliver changes to how laws are made that then allow us to make laws that serve everyone, that serve the common interest.
We can elect people and then advocate and push those people to deliver changes to how laws are made that then allow us to make laws that serve everyone, that serve the common interest.
PBS News Hour full episode, July 23, 2026
- We can elect people and then advocate and push those people to deliver changes to how laws are made that then allow us to make laws that serve everyone, that serve the common interest.
We can elect people and then advocate and push those people to deliver changes to how laws are made that then allow us to make laws that serve everyone, that serve the common interest.
A former Democratic Party chair’s plan to save democracy
- We can elect people and then advocate and push those people to deliver changes to how laws are made that then allow us to make laws that serve everyone, that serve the common interest.
We can elect people and then advocate and push those people to deliver changes to how laws are made that then allow us to make laws that serve everyone, that serve the common interest.