Sentence examples for achieving a bill from inspiring English sources

"On top of this, the computational power of microchips literally exploded over the last years allowing for machine learning algorithms to run locally in real-time whilst achieving a bill of material of just a few dollars.

What's worse is that if anything similar to the Baucus Plan passes -- that is, anything with mandates but no public option -- we will have worked for months, years and decades for health care reform legislation only to achieve a bill that literally forces us to pay the enemy.

The state is now close to achieving a decent compromise bill.

We must stand for a compassionate society achieving a lower welfare bill through investment in housebuilding and regulating rents, and a higher wage, high-skill economy.

"What I hope the White House will do is start from scratch and, instead of pushing this bill through the House, work with a bipartisan group of senators to achieve a consensus bill that would have widespread support," Ms. Collins said.

"The Senate did achieve a bipartisan bill, but in order to do it, in many places it goes to the lowest common denominator".

He repeatedly argued that he could make things happen by putting partisanship aside, saying that the Clinton administration had had eight years and not achieved a patients' bill of rights and other things.

The authors of Postal Reform should instead work to achieve a new bill that refocuses the USPS on its highly profitable core service, includes improved service performance mandates, and prevents the agency from further price gouging mail customers throughout the country.

In an effort to please Republicans and achieve a bipartisan bill, Dodd is not only going to let the Fed keep its bank supervision and rule making authority, he wants to give it authority over the proposed Consumer Financial Projection Agency CFPAA).

Obama will probably make pointed reference to this emerging policy consensus in his speech tonight; rather than using the wonky terms above, he will likely use the language of "security" to remind Americans what will be achieved if a bill can be passed that enacts the bargain to which the insurance industry has, essentially, already agreed.

If a joint committee bill achieving an amount greater than "$1,650,000,000,000" in deficit reduction as provided in section 401(b)(3)(B)(i)(II) of this Act is enacted by January 15 , 2012 then the amendments to the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 made by subtitles A through E of title IV of the American Jobs Act of 2011, shall not be in effect for any taxable year".