No. 10,532 in French
légifère
"Légifère" means "legislates" or "enacts laws."
In a sentence
Le gouvernement actuel légifère pour garantir l'accès à l'éducation.
The current government is legislating to guarantee access to education.
In this sentence, 'légifère' is used to indicate the act of creating or enacting laws, showcasing its role as a verb in the context of legal actions of a government.
Quand un parlement légifère sur des questions sociales, cela peut avoir des impacts durables.
When a parliament legislates on social issues, it can have lasting impacts.
Here, 'légifère' illustrates the act of formally discussing and enacting laws, focusing on the legislative process.
Le comité légifère pour la protection des espèces menacées.
The committee legislates for the protection of endangered species.
In this context, 'légifère' describes the specific legislative activity undertaken for conservation purposes, emphasizing targeted legal actions.
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