Sentence examples for bill has gained from inspiring English sources

It would be nice to say that the bill has gained this momentum because it is an obvious and right thing to do.

The bill has gained the support of both the White House, which was pushing for more aggressive changes under plans proposed by President Obama, and senators on the committee who had resisted those plans.

The bill has gained considerable bipartisan support in recent weeks, and Democrats want to press their advantage by adding an amendment that would make it easier for prosecutors to pursue corporate fraud cases.

Calls to replace Jackson, a slave owner, with an American Indian or an African-American are common; this year a brilliant campaign to put a woman on the $20 bill has gained traction.

While the vote may have seemed like something of a rubber stamp for Safin (it was one of the 48 yes votes he cast that day), that particular bill has gained more international attention than any other passed during Safin's tenure.

First introduced in 2009 by Arizona Republican Jeff Flake, the bill has gained two Democratic co-sponsors and was assigned to the House Judiciary Committee last month.

The bill had gained momentum in the morning when it picked up a key swing vote.

By 1999, while Clinton was recovering from the Lewinsky scandal of his second term, the bill had gained support in a Republican Congress.

The Senate Democratic leader, Harry Reid of Nevada, said the effort to pass a bill had gained momentum from a report Wednesday by the Congressional Budget Office.

At the time of the medal's cancellation, that bill had gained 124 cosponsors, while a corresponding bill introduced in the Senate on 6 March had gained 31 cosponsors.

While "all-female bills" have gained traction to address the stark gender imbalance in dance and electronic music bookings, they can feel tokenist, where gender comes before talent.