Sentence examples similar to development a bill from inspiring English sources

The delay was being blamed mainly on the lack of security.Hoping to persuade their foreign benefactors to think beyond the immediate future, Afghan officials came to Berlin armed with a seven-year development plan and a bill of $27.6 billion.

The federal government has ramped up its spending on sensor development, and a bill introduced by Senator Charles Schumer would increase it a lot faster, by providing $250 million to develop nuclear screening devices for ports and toll booths and $150 million to buy new mobile scanning devices for the Customs Service.

Other key developments include a bill on the table in Massachusetts (S-52), championed by Sen. Jamie Eldridge.

An opponent in a Cambridge University debate, Dame Peggy Shepherd, asked him over a nightcap at their hotel, 'Tell me, why are you so concerned about these unfortunate people?' Various stabs were made at bringing the matter before Parliament, but the first really promising development came with a bill in the Lords in July 1965.

Sexual harassment protection, the latest of these developments, comes thanks to a bill passed Wednesday by the New York City Council.

In another school-aid development, Governor Cuomo recently vetoed a bill that would have given more money to poorer districts.

The early signs of success helped Gov. James E. McGreevey win his first legislative antisprawl victory last month with the passage of a bill permitting development rights transfers statewide.

In a related development in Maryland, Korman filed a bill Friday to require that at least one of Maryland's two voting members of the commission come from Montgomery or Prince George's County — the two Maryland jurisdictions served by Metro.

Mr Santos has delayed a bill on rural development so that any measures the talks agree to can be included.A related issue is the conflict's victims.

has introduced an amendment to an economic development bill that would nullify the gainful employment rule.

In addition, lawmakers included an amendment into an economic development bill that would give tax breaks to gun manufacturers that relocate to Missouri.