legalize 的定义
le·gal·ized, le·gal·iz·ing.
- to make legal; authorize.
legalize 近义词
allow, validate
更多legalize例句
- While many other states have slowly taken steps toward legalized marijuana, Amendment A would make it the first state in the country to simultaneously legalize marijuana for medical and recreational uses.
- The recent spread of sports betting is not surprising, as state governments have long turned to legalized gambling to address financial problems during economic crises.
- The law would apply to adults 21 and older, just as in the 15 other states and District of Columbia that have already legalized the drug.
- In New York, the recently legalized battery-powered two wheelers were most often used by delivery workers.
- The industry is lobbying to have it legalized nationwide, but for now, the extract is considered a controlled substance if it comes from cannabis plants.
- The first country in the world to legalize same-sex marriage, Denmark still waves its banner high.
- The residents of Arkansas decide Tuesday whether to legalize the sale of an intoxicating substance statewide.
- Despite the obvious appeal, the odds are long that Arkansas will legalize alcohol statewide in 2014.
- If the president takes unilateral action to legalize millions of people, King said, “it will create a constitutional crisis.”
- To paraphrase Peter Tosh, if Illinois were to legalize it, would you advertise it?
- The Ashburton treaty was not the law of Canada, because the Government had neglected to legalize it by statute.
- Don't you want to get married–to–er–legalize this extraordinary situation in which we are placed?
- This conviction or this pretension tends to augment their force amazingly, and contributes no less to legalize their measures.
- The law could legalize the King's inclination, and who dare gainsay its enactments?
- It would be to legalize the disarrangement of all monetary transactions, and to deprive every creditor of one-fifth of his debts.