Can you explain how Parliament or the President can make a law using the power of the Legislature of the State?
The context provided seems to be a section of the Indian Constitution discussing various amendments and changes made to it over time. It refers to the power of the President, with respect to expenditure from the Consolidated Fund of the State, when the House of the People is not in session, pending sanction by Parliament. The context also mentions the powers of Parliament or the President or other authority to make a law under certain circumstances.

Regarding the question, it seems that the context does not directly answer how Parliament or the President can make a law using the power of the Legislature of the State. However, the general idea is that in specific situations and under certain amendments to the Indian Constitution, Parliament or the President may be granted additional powers to create laws beyond their usual jurisdiction, as long as they are related to the specific circumstances mentioned in the context.