And I don't think you can legislate against watching the game, and you shouldn't.
He said the former Jamaica Labor Party-led government never tried to legislate against lottery scamming.
Most accidents now are caused by single causes, like bird strikes, that you simply can't legislate against.
Experts claim this second clause still permits the federal government to legislate against the interests of aboriginal people.
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Activists want the government to legislate against the wage gap, but that would have even less chance of overcoming resistance from business and the right-wing opposition.
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We could legislate against usury again, for example.
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"There's not a way to legislate against sleepiness, " said Bruce Hamilton, manager of research and communications at the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, which instead focuses on public education campaigns and issuing brochures advising on the dangers.
But no-one seemed to know what to legislate for or against and, meanwhile, the migrants set about filling gaps in the labour force.
It would be a great irony if conservatives, who rail against judges who legislate from the bench, have installed a judicial activist of their own on a federal appellate court.
Businesses, though, say that the extent of such practices is exaggerated, hiring decisions are too complicated to legislate, and employers could end up defending themselves against dubious complaints.
Because Parliament was sovereign, Mr Grayling said, MPs could decide to "legislate contrary to fundamental principles of human rights" with the constraints against doing so "ultimately political and not legal".
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