Sentence examples for bill would be started from inspiring English sources

Admiral Leahy said he felt that four new battleships, which were provided for in the Navy bill, would be started before the end of the year, but he added that they would not exceed 35,000 tons each, since the President did not regard the situation abroad as sufficiently grave to warrant an expansion of the tonnage or building program.

Labour's Cooper pressed May for a commitment that the government would be starting again "from scratch" with the new bill, rather than trying to resurrect the Snoopers Charterr.

If passed, the bill would be a starting point in negotiations with the Senate.

"We had hoped that the bill would be a starting point for a broader discussion" about the importance of restoring cuts to NIH's budget from last year's mandatory sequestration, says Wolinetz, who is a lobbyist for the Association of American Universities.

Even a scaled-down bill would be an important start.

If Mr Kan wants to show that the changes represented by his government are better than skin-deep, stopping Mr Kamei's bill would be a good start.

Sinking this bill would be an excellent place to start.

Such a bill would be far from a panacea for all campaign finance ills, of course, but it would at least be a start.

Their bill would be $7,084.

Only a draft bill would be prepared.

Mr. Geithner said he believed the bill would be approved.