Sentence examples for act which would permit from inspiring English sources
For months, Democrats have tried to force a vote on their immigration bill, the Latino Immigration and Fairness Act, which would permit about one million immigrants to apply for legal residency.
Recent media coverage of Prop 37, the California Right to Know Genetically Engineered Food Act, which would permit companies to label foods made with genetically engineered (GE) crops, highlights the gulf between citizens demanding the right to know what's in our food and corporations desperate to keep the public in the dark.
One event suggesting this is the abandonment of a pharmaceutical industry lawsuit seeking to remove South Africa's amendment in its Medicines and Related Substances Act, which would permit compulsory licensing and parallel importation.
On April 29 Maloney introduced her own Start-Up Visa Act of 2010, paralleling Kerry and Lugar's, which would permit an immigrant entrepreneur to receive a two-year U.S. visa.
The 21st Century Cures Act, which recently was approved by the US House of Representatives, would create an even further expedited pathway for new antibiotics and antifungals, which would permit their approval without conventional clinical trials.
proposal, which would permit consumers to buy health insurance policies offered anywhere in the country.
It is considering emergency rule, which would permit the deployment of the army.
Such a configuration would allow for a high charge accumulation and the formation of a donor acceptor complex, which would permit an easier charge transfer.
They also consider conditions which would permit identification of parameters in the model.
Congress, in 1939, refused to pass an emergency measure, the Wagner-Rogers Act, which would have permitted entry of 20,000 children, primarily Jewish, from Eastern Europe over existing quotas.
Lawmakers voted 269-151 to pass the fiscal 2016 National Defense Authorization Act, which would, among other things, permit Congress to spend $89.2 billion on war funding.
