Sentence examples for bill to date from inspiring English sources

"This is the strongest Wall Street reform bill to date and represents an historic opportunity for real reform".

In 2007, he signed into law the Parent Choice in Education Act which he said was "the largest school-voucher bill to date in the United States.

This is the partial bill, to date, for the political survival strategy of a Syrian clan headed by Syrian President Bashar Assad.

Although the 2001 legislation excluded immigrants over the age of 29, the immigration bill that passed the Senate in June has no age cap, making it the most generous version of the bill to date.

Note his vote back in October 2003 against the McCain-Lieberman Climate Stewardship Act, the only climate bill to date to get an up-and-down vote in the Senate.

Every single iteration of the Senate health care bill to date would strip health coverage from tens of millions of Americans, gut Medicaid to give billions to GOP cronies and campaign donors, and put health care out of reach for millions more.

While Simplee has managed over $2 billion in medical bills to date, Patient Fusion's new service puts the two companies in direct competition — at least in regard to this functionality.

A broad coalition of advocates, including the ASPCA, has helped defeat more than two dozen ag-gag bills to date.

The city's Department of Environmental Protection, which runs the largest municipal water system in the country, yesterday issued notices to 11 single-family homeowners around the city warning them that they have 30 days to bring their water bills up to date or their taps will run dry.

It was this year, on a bill to extend the date for school districts to hold referendums on their budgets; 1982 was the date of the most recent previous override of individual budget items.

When his effort failed and the bill passed, Mr. Kruger introduced a bill to delay the date the new law would go into effect.