Sentence examples for bill embodying from inspiring English sources

The Agricultural Adjustment Act (May 1933) was an omnibus farm-relief bill embodying the schemes of the major national farm organizations.

He got a bill embodying his signature issue, campaign finance reform, passed over the opposition of the Congressional leadership of his own party.

Mr. Schuber has introduced a bill embodying the recommendations, which include background investigations of all promoters; medical insurance for all fighters paid for by the promoters; complete post-fight cerebral and vision examinations; the use of thumbless boxing gloves and protective headgear in all bouts, and the presence of two physicians at ringside.

A Senate committee today unanimously approved a crucial education bill embodying President Bush's calls for changes in education, but several committee Democrats threatened to withdraw their support if the administration did not back a substantial increase in spending for schools in poor areas.

Although Wilson vetoed the bill embodying a literacy test, it was enacted into law over the president's head in 1917.

Representative Pete Sessions, Republican of Texas, said the bill embodied the Democrats' "vision for the future: socialized medicine and Washington-run health care".

The bill embodies the Democrats' vision for health care, taking a step toward the goal of universal coverage while reversing what they see as Republican efforts to "privatize Medicare".

A petition of several hundred names, with the preamble and bill, embodied in your committee's report, was referred to the Judiciary Committee of the legislature.

To do this, they want to approve a series of "appropriations bills" embodying spending restrictions in 12 out of 13 budgetary areas (the exception is defence: everyone agrees it must rise massively).

Representative Patrick J. Flaherty, a Coventry Democrat who is co-chairman of the commission, said public hearings would be held in Hartford this month on nine bills embodying 44 recommendations before being sent to legislative committees in March.

1938 Charter Restricts Strikes Far-reaching regulation of both capital and labor by the French state will be effected if the six bills embodying the so-called "modern French charter of labor" tabled by Premier Camille Chautemps in the Chamber of Deputies yesterday [Jan . 27 are enacted into law.