Sentence examples for bond bill from inspiring English sources

House Appropriations Committee Chair Representative Ross Hunter blocked a federal Social Impact Bond bill.

Governor Rell promptly announced that she would veto the $3.2 billionn bond bill just recently passed (yup, that is "billion" with a B).

He proposed legislation to let nearly 1,000 acres of state land be developed; he also proposed a $460 million housing bond bill, mainly to maintain older units.

It was added at the last moment at the behest of Mr. Levy's housing commission in a bond bill sponsored by Vivian Viloria-Fisher, a Democratic county legislator from Setauket, and approved unanimously.

He acted after lawmakers made it clear that they would refuse to pass his bond bill, which they rejected as favoring the interests of foreign banks over Argentine voters.

By drawing on an organizing frame that viewed community groups and families as partners rather than clients, City Schools was able to successfully pair community groups with schools, position schools as neighborhood hubs for reinvestment, and leverage a coalition of community groups to pass a $1.1 billion bond bill aimed at overhauling school facilities in varying states of disrepair.

The parties agreed to allow the issuance of deficit bonds through the fiscal year that starts in April 2015, meaning that passage of deficit bond bills would be secured without the bills' being political hostages in the coming years.

In the delta alone, myriad efforts have sought to change how water flows and to whom, including a package of five policy and bond bills that never made it to a vote in the Democratic-controlled Legislature this year.

Meanwhile, the Bond bill--which has picked up endorsements from moderate Republican Senators such as Bill Frist (TN) and Richard Lugar (IN --may make a detour through publIN --mayngs before comIN --may to the Senate floor later this year.

Despite numerous studies on the project and previous bond bills, there is currently no identified funding source; due to the MBTA's constrained finances, construction is not likely to begin soon.

In 2004, the Democrats struck back, preventing passage of a crucial state-bonds bill.