Sentence examples for bill proponents from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lang and other bill proponents spent months creating a bill with the right ingredients to win approval from a diverse General Assembly.

When this year's first special session concluded dramatically in the Texas Senate last month with an energized crowd shouting to block the passage of a contentious abortion bill, proponents of the measure were not the only ones who were upset.

In the Florida capital today, as the legislature was debating and voting the bill, proponents, who had been dropped off in vans, wore yellow T-shirts with "Parent Power" emblazoned on them, and they handed out fliers calling Florida parent groups "union affiliates" and defenders of the status quo.

Said bill would give broadcasters the option of shutting off their analog signals either on February 17 or June 12 which the bill proponents say will get millions of Americans enough time to prepare for the switch.

Bathroom bill proponents echo Patrick's public safety claims.

"Bathroom bill" proponents might pretend they care about some kinds of "good" women, but their broader agenda seeks to entrench male supremacy.

All Congress wants to do, according to bill proponent Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y ., is get 9/11 families a D-N.Y .court where they can ais their concerns ― and where Saudi Arabia can be proven innocent if it is indeed blameless.

The bills' proponents predict that testing those arrested will produce many more matches and make it more likely that the courts will keep such suspects off the street in the 6 to 18 months it takes for a case to reach trial.

The New York Times and Reuters both posted some commentary related to lask week's discussions and some choice excerpts from the bills' proponents.

Perhaps the most insidious are the so called "bathroom bills," proponents of which, the "potty police," have introduced in state legislatures across the country, peddling them by spuriously portraying transgender women as potential rapists.

When walking back LGBTQ protections or promoting so-called "bathroom bills," proponents of such legislation have said that allowing trans people to use the appropriate restroom means men can "enter private areas that are reserved for women and girls," and that businesses that allow trans people to use the appropriate restroom pose "a danger to wives and daughters".