Sentence examples for a standalone measure from inspiring English sources

Over 20 years, advocates of development had failed to win approval from Congress for a standalone measure aimed at drilling in the refuge.

The options for Congress include taking no action and allowing the raises to occur, approving the legislation passed by the House Thursday or passing a standalone measure to retain the pay freeze.

NIH lobbyists are worried that the ongoing dispute about federal rules for overtime pay may force legislators to remove the piece of the omnibus bill that includes NIH and to craft a standalone measure that leaves the agency at current levels for all of 2004.

On the other hand, the fact that the two CYP450 external datasets show quite different profiles with KDE, and this same technique has very different outcomes between all three datasets indicates that this method is not reliable as a standalone measure for AD determination and there may be other factors that should be taken into account.

The House has passed only $622 million in a standalone measure that is paid for by taking funds from the effort to combat Ebola.

Some lawmakers have discussed a standalone measure to address family separations, but it's unclear whether it has the votes to pass or support from Trump, who has also demanded wall funding and a host of other legal changes.

Doing so would give it the best opportunity for passage this year, given that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky). remains opposed to allowing a vote on the trade measure as a standalone bill.

Congress should pass a simple, standalone measure guaranteeing that insurers offer coverage in the individual health insurance market to anyone, regardless of prior health status.

Inhofe said the measure would be voted on as a standalone bill. .

Mr. Cantor expressed concern that Mr. Reid was trying to "move an unprecedented standalone measure that includes up to $7 billion in FEMA disaster funds" — $1 billion for the remainder of the current fiscal year, which ends Sept. 30, and $6 billion for the coming year.

It is not a standalone bill.