Sentence examples for bill ran out from inspiring English sources

Arran's bill ran out of parliamentary time, but its success meant the pressure was now on for the Commons.

Philip Davies, the Conservative MP for Shipley, in West Yorkshire, is notorious for filibustering, and spoke for about 50 minutes to make sure the First Aid Bill ran out of time for a vote.

An attempt to legislate against "inciting someone to excessive thinness" in 2008 was voted on by MPs but the bill ran out of time to be presented to the upper house, the senate.

The government preferred to woo the private schools than bash them, partly to encourage them to help improve state schools, partly because of the legal difficulties in singling out one particular kind of charity for loss of privileges, and partly in order not to alienate middle-class voters.But that bill ran out of time in the week that Parliament dissolved.

After Bell's bill ran out the clock, 93 of 98 House Republicans signed a pledge stating they would defy the Supreme Court if it ruled for marriage equality.

After the bill ran out of time in the General Assembly's January lame-duck session, the bill moved forward last week in the state Senate Executive Committee, for the second time.

Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell said there would not be a renewed shutdown fight when the current funding bill runs out in mid-January.

WASHINGTON -- A government shutdown is still possible when the current three-week federal funding bill runs out, House Budget Chairman Paul Ryan (R-Wis). said Thursday, but he argued that the consequences would not be as dire as some have warned.

Eventually, my supply of large bills ran out and I was forced to go the coin route.

Under those circumstances Mr Cameron seems prepared to let the Defamation Bill run out of time.

Then House Republicans would engage in what Mr. Boehner, in a private meeting last week, called "trench warfare," a running battle with the president on spending, first as the government approaches its statutory borrowing limit early next year, then in late March, when a stopgap government spending bill runs out.