Legislativou

Legislativou is the instrumental singular form of the Czech noun legislativa, meaning legislation. It is used to indicate action or change that is achieved by means of law, rather than by administrative decree, court ruling, or other non-legislative mechanisms. In Czech, the instrumental case is commonly employed to express the instrument or method by which something is done, and legislativou is the standard way to say “by legislation” in formal or legal contexts.

In linguistic terms, legislativou functions as a grammatical tool to designate the legislative process as the activating agent. It appears in formal writing, parliamentary debates, legal analyses, and policy discussions where the focus is on how a policy, rule, or amendment is enacted through legal norms or statutes.

Usage and scope: The phrase legislativou is typically contrasted with other modes of action such as exekutivou (by the executive) or soudní cestou (through judicial means). It emphasizes that changes originate in the legislative body and are codified into law. While common in legal prose, it also appears in journalism and scholarly work when describing the source of legal changes.

See also: legislation, legislative process, statute, law, Czech legal language.