Sentence examples for bills present from inspiring English sources

For Ms. Quinn, who is seeking the Democratic nomination for mayor, the bills present a tricky balancing act.

Gregory Magarian, a professor at Washington University in St . LouisSchool of Law, said the bills present a "major First Amendment problem," referring to the section of the U.S. Constitution that guarantees the right to free expression.

The assisted dying bills presented to parliament in the UK treat prognosis as if it's a scientific tool.

The antipiracy bills presented a difficult test to a young, disorganized and largely politically inactive technology industry.

The Bills presented Dana with a jersey bearing No. 100 during his training camp visit, and he chatted with Drew Bledsoe, the Buffalo quarterback, comparing eras eight decades apart.

The Greens voted alongside the Coalition to gag debate on the bill, saying the party would instead push for the legislation to be debated on Thursday during time reserved for bills presented by the opposition and crossbenchers.

The traders of Leeds were keen to have a navigable link to the town, to make easier the export of woollen cloth, but bills presented to Parliament in 1621 and 1625 had failed.

Hundreds were sent to the RPF while dozens of others were offloaded and expelled from the Sea Org with huge "freeloader bills" presented to them for the Church services they had received over the years.

In recent years three attempts have been made to change the law in England and Wales to allow assisted dying for the terminally ill through Bills presented to Parliament by the human rights lawyer Lord Joffe [ 14]: the Patient (assisted dying) Bill in 2003 [ 15] and the Assisted Dying for the Terminally Ill Bill in 2004 and 2005 [ 16, 17].

The F.D.A.'s reforms, the D.C. circuit-court decision, and the Brownback bill present different guidelines for providing access to experimental drugs, and it's not clear which, if any, of the proposed changes will ultimately take effect.

He said: "The new powers devolved under the Scotland Bill present us with some fantastic opportunities to shape the Scotland we want to live in".