Sentence examples for bill has faced from inspiring English sources

The bill has faced little organized opposition.

However, the bill has faced fierce opposition.

The encryption bill has faced fierce resistance from rights groups and industry since an exposure draft was released last month.

But the bill has faced opposition from some school district administrators, who say the threat of fines is necessary to keep students from skipping school.

Unsurprisingly, the bill has faced fierce opposition from landlords and letting agents, and with so much parliamentary time taken up by Brexit, its passage through Westminster has been glacial.

But the bill has faced wide opposition from academics, who believe it will produce more, rather than less, uncertainty for young scientists.

The Senate, where backers of the bill have faced stiff resistance, could consider its own version later this month.

The bill had faced substantial opposition from law enforcement groups and was held in the Senate's Appropriations Committee on Friday without discussion.

In seeking to respond to business concerns about the bill, she has faced criticism that she has gutted it.

According to the Cato Institute, a conservative think-tank, he has voted in favour of lower barriers on 88% of the 40 major trade bills he has faced since 1993.

In his inability so far to whip together enough Republican votes to secure passage of his bill, Mr. Boehner has faced a triple threat of his own.