The phrase "assembly bills" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of legislation, referring to proposed laws that are introduced in a legislative assembly.
Example: "The committee reviewed several assembly bills before making their recommendations to the full legislature."
Alternatives: "legislative proposals" or "proposed laws".
The Legislative Counsel also publishes California codes, senate and assembly bills on the internet.
The second half covers the years 1894-1895 and 1897-1898 and concerns various issues facing the state legislature, e.g., appropriations and expenditures for state institutions and the New York Agricultural Experiment Station, demands for a sugar beet bounty and tariff, assembly bills and petitions, and educational appropriations.
Folder of misc visual items including some labels, receipts, envelopes, irs report, brochure for Friars Old Monastery Champagne Rheims N.Y., NY assembly bills on liquor laws and prohibition, American Champagne Makers Association brochure, Ukiah Grape Products Company booklet, Johannaber Wine Vaults card.
The Welsh secretary's right to participate in assembly proceedings should be removed, and UK minister's power to prevent assembly bills going forward for Royal Assent should be aligned with those in Scotland.
Both the Senate and the Assembly bills would also authorize the guards to use deadly force; currently they may fire weapons in self-defense but must wait for law enforcement officers to arrest or pursue trespassers.
Generally, Northern Ireland Assembly bills reach their consideration stage a few months after MLAs first debate their principles.
They recently sponsored an assembly bill demanding a timetable for the withdrawal of foreign troops.
On Sunday, there is the People's UN general assembly, billed as an event to allow people to "hear the stories that governments in the United Nations did not want the international community to hear".
Although the government has said it will not change the present system, Mr Dewar may find that he is pushed into making changes by the Welsh.A report published by the Institute of Welsh Affairs on November 26th urged that, since the Welsh are poorer than the Scots but get less money from the Treasury, the Welsh assembly bill should be amended to allow changes in the Welsh funding formula.
He also pressed Dan Sullivan to veto the assembly bill in 2009.
The current proposals are expected to be laid out in an assembly bill in June.
