Sentence examples for a bill concerning from inspiring English sources

Last year, House Republicans, Mr. Akin among them, supported a bill that tried to distinguish forcible rape in a bill concerning abortion restrictions.

A headline in some copies yesterday with an article about the New York Senate's approval of a bill concerning sales of the morning-after pill, which can prevent pregnancy after sex, misstated a provision.

While the local television cameras rolled and the sun sent beads of perspiration cascading down his face, the Governor fended off a vexed woman who opposed his signing a bill concerning unlicensed dogs ("You have met your Waterloo with dog lovers," she shouted), kissed Miss New York State Posture Queen and handed out the prizes for a children's dog show.

In a change of strategy, the gay marriage language was attached as an amendment to HB4963, a bill concerning car rentals and the Collateral Recovery Act, the Windy City Times reports.

It's normally bad form for peers to meddle in a bill concerned with the Commons, but this could provide an opportunity for the former Clerk of the Commons, Lord Lisvane (the artist formerly known as Sir Robert Rogers) to give his thoughts on the running of his former House.

While the debate over the Second Confiscation Bill reached its climax, Congress also considered a new bill concerning the raising of black troops.

Mr. Peterson is the University of Toronto psychologist who leveraged his defiant stance in 2016 against a human rights bill concerning gender expression to become, arguably, the country's most famous academic ever.

The broadband industry has pushed particularly hard for a federal bill, concerned about a possible patchwork of multi-state laws.

The Bill concerning the election of a President & Vice President and the eventual successor to both, which has long been depending, has finally got thro' the two Houses.

But the other two issues raised by the bill, concerning "resentment" and "ethnic solidarity," are a bit more complicated.

The bill concerning the Guardian Council, which is not elected, would limit its power to screen candidates for election.