Lawmaking (noun)

The process of making or enacting laws.

Origin:

From middle english word 'lawmaken' meaning 'to make laws'.

Examples:

1. The lawmaking process was slow and deliberate, with many debates and discussions.
2. The lawmaking body was comprised of elected officials and representatives.
3. The lawmaking process was open to the public, with opportunities for citizens to provide input.
4. The lawmaking authority was vested in the legislative branch of the government.
5. The lawmaking process was subject to legal and constitutional constraints.