Sentence examples for congress to date from inspiring English sources

Texas Congressman Al Green, who has been the loudest champion of Trump's impeachment in congress to date, is not mincing words.

Hofmeister pointed to carbon pricing charging companies for the fossil fuels they burn as a potential solution, but lamented that efforts to cap and/or tax carbon emissions have died painful deaths in Congress to date.

"It's the most potent bill introduced in Congress to date to actually end mass incarceration," said Inimai M. Chettiar, director of the justice program at the Brennan Center for Justice.

If either or both were to pass, it would represent the most assertive stance by Congress to date on the Libya conflict and highlight the chronic tensions between the executive and legislative branches over the president's ability to wage war without Congress's express approval.

It represents the most thorough review by Congress to date of the origins of the abuse of prisoners in American military custody, and it explicitly rejects the Bush administration's contention that tough interrogation methods have helped keep the country and its troops safe.

Congress to date has been decidedly cool toward Chu's proposal--a potentially missed opportunity not only for the prospect of energy independence but also for the prospects of countless young scientists.

Research to date has been cross-sectional.

Progress to date shouldn't be overlooked.

This paper reviews the work done concerning QCA to date.

Research to date has provided preliminary evidence on this question.

Research to date on soil C has tended to focus on the topsoil (0 30 cm).