Sentence examples for a bill was published from inspiring English sources

A bill was published for a referendum that could take the UK out of the EU in 2017.

In November 1912 a bill was published that included a plan to extend the Piccadilly tube tracks westwards from Hammersmith to connect to the L&SWR's Richmond branch tracks.

A separate bill was published at the same time by the London Electric Railway (LER, a company formed by the UERL in 1910 through a merger of the BS&WR, GNP&BR and CCE&HR), which included plans to construct tunnels to connect the C&SLR at Euston to the CCE&HR's station at Camden Town.

A brief three-clause bill was published on Thursday and will be debated almost as soon as parliament returns on Tuesday 8 January.

A day after Yu's bill was published, Picoux and Tseng's ashes were scattered together in the sea on Taiwan's southeast coast.

In a statement as the draft bill was published, the bishops of the Church in Wales said Christians should be encouraged to join the donor register, but organ donation was an "altruistic gift" that should be "freely given, not assumed".

The UK Home Secretary Theresa May euphemistically described DRIP's overseas extension as "legal clarity" in a statement to Parliament when the draft bill was published last week.

The bill was published on the same day as an official report into the death in a Galway hospital of Savita Halappanavar, a young Indian dentist who was denied a potentially lifesaving abortion during a miscarriage while she was 17 weeks pregnant, because the current guidelines do not allow a termination while a fetal heartbeat is present.

It was drafted by a committee chaired by former Supreme Court Judge BN Srikrishna, but even before the bill was published the group was criticized for not having representatives from civil-society groups on the committee and its lack of transparency.

By the time the bill was published the government had irredeemably lost its narrative.

When the bill was published, the department proclaimed that the regulator, Monitor, would "oversee the process of price competition".