Смысл: legislated

legislate[ʹledʒısleıt]
v
<Í> 1. издавать законы, законодательствовать; осуществлять законодательную власть
to legislate against smth. - запретить что-л. в законодательном порядке
to legislate against gambling - запретить азартные игры
2. офиц. влиять на что-л.; оказывать решающее действие
to legislate for smth. - облегчать что-л., содействовать чему-л.
to legislate against smth. - мешать, не позволять
the higher travel costs legislate against our going to see grandmother so often - повышение платы за проезд не даёт нам возможности часто навещать бабушку

get slated Идиома

slated to

Idiom(s): slated to do sth

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scheduled to do something.
• John was slated to play ball Friday.
• Who is slated to work this weekend?

slated for

Idiom(s): slated for sth

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scheduled for something. (As if a schedule had been written on a slate.)
• John was slated for Friday's game, but he couldn't play with the team.
• Ann is slated for promotion next year.

slated for|slated|slated to be

Going to be; planned or intended for. People think the governor is slated to be president. That subject is slated for debate at the next meeting.

slated for, be

slated for, be
Be planned or scheduled, as in The history test is slated for Thursday, or He's slated for a second round of auditions. [Late 1800s]

get slated

informal To be acutely criticized by someone. I anticipate Henry aloof got slated by the bang-up for that press absurdity in aftermost month's issue—I could apprehend the babble through the wall. The amateur is accepting appropriately slated afterwards the aloof animadversion he fabricated during his interview.Learn more: get, slate

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