Sentence examples for bill beginning from inspiring English sources
"bill beginning" is not a correct and usable phrase in written English
You could say "at the start of the bill" or "at the beginning of the bill" instead. For example: At the beginning of the bill, there were several pages of fine print.
Advocates had hoped to pressure McCrory into vetoing the bill, beginning with a rally on Thursday night.
Under the terms of the bill, beginning in 2006 a party's gubernatorial ticket could spend up to $7.5 million from a public fund for a primary and a general election race.
The House, in the firm control of Republicans who favor tax cuts, is likely to give the president most of what he wants, and the Ways and Means Committee expects to hold hearings on the bill beginning Tuesday.
[C6.] Battle Over Trade Bill Beginning With just two days to go before Congress decides whether to upgrade economic ties with China, corporate supporters opened a $1 million advertising blitz and labor opponents stormed Capitol Hill as both camps struggled to recruit a handful of undecided lawmakers who hold the key to victory or defeat.
Page A11 National A RACE TO BE THE FIRST To Use Stimulus Money With money from President Obama's stimulus bill beginning to reach states, there has been a rush among agencies across the country to claim their projects as the first to break ground or begin work.
A 2.3% excise tax on defibrillators and other medical devices will add $2 billion a year to the national health care bill, beginning in 2013.
The selling of the bill begins Tuesday.
In the House, debate on the energy bill began June 9.
But the impetus for the bill began long before then.
Easter recess came and went and hope for a gun bill began to fade.
praises Governor David Paterson for courageous veto of moratorium bill," began the statement from the Independent Oil and Gas Association of New York.
