Sentence examples for bills that would alter from inspiring English sources
No fewer than seven bills that would alter how history is taught are currently before California's legislature.
In the two-and-a-half weeks since President Barack Obama and U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan announced ways in which states could overhaul No Child Left Behind without Congress's consent, lawmakers have introduced several bills that would alter the sweeping federal education law.
Barney Frank of Massachusetts, the chairman of the committee, disagreed, saying it needed to come up with a bill that would alter the structure of executive pay before the Congressional summer recess.
This is unprecedented: senators are moving ahead with a vote on a bill that would alter the health care of every American family and the condition of a sixth of our entire economy, without waiting to hear any official, independent estimates of the consequences.
The new chair of the House of Representatives science committee has drafted a bill that would alter peer review at the National Science Foundation, angering many.
The day before Alexander announced his bills, a Kline-sponsored bill that would alter the federal government's role in creating charter schools passed the House.
It also comes as Congress debates a bill to overhaul the criminal justice system that would alter mandatory minimum sentencing laws, which have played a significant role in increasing the length of time served, leading to crowding.
Dynarski proposed amendments that would alter the Michigan bill to keep those "winners" in the program, while incorporating a safety net for the flux of the job market.
The author of legislation that would alter how federal agencies manage competitive grants says his bill isn't aimed at research agencies and "would not change" how those agencies do their jobs.
The bills have dramatically different approaches -- the Senate Democrats' $2.7 billion package excludes major policy changes, while the House Republicans' proposed $659 million in funding is tied to a number of measures that would alter current law.
