Sentence examples for bill referred from inspiring English sources

In fact, throughout prohibition Bill referred to his ale as near beer, a euphemism which greatly amused the customers.

The plan was to have the bill referred to the House Committee, headed by Slah Tarif of One Israel.

During a late-night session in early March, I sat in the gallery and watched the Assembly debate a bill referred to as the Special Needs Scholarship Act.

The energy bill referred to was passed in 2005, and Mr. Obama did vote for it, arguing that it would help his home state because it encouraged ethanol.

He added: "The constitution requires that the president must assent to and sign the bill referred to him or her by the national assembly.

The statement that Britain was refusing the pay the bill referred to the 1 December deadline, it appeared, rather than an outright rejection of it.

"Failed senate bill" refers to the most recent version of the Better Care Reconciliation Act, including the amendment by Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Tex.).

"I think for sure it will be a net positive," he said of the bill, referring to Senate races that fall.

The heading, which reads "They'll have to find someone else to write the next stimulus bill," refers to a single person.

The text of the bill refers to a reservation of up to 800 acres; the map submitted separately totals 2,000 acres.

He also argues that while the bill refers to "private-sector research work," the definition of such in the bill encompasses research products that receive funds from government agencies, thus invalidating the NIH Public Access Policy.