The Republican plan, laid out by Representative Bill Archer of Texas, the chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, was intended in part to reduce the so-called marriage penalty paid by many two-income couples and represented a counteroffer to a more narrowly drawn provision proposed last week by Mr. Clinton.
Those provisions draw on recommendations by a task force on wrongful convictions created by the state's chief judge, Jonathan Lippman.
These provisions draw on CRC norms and principles.
A new blanket ban on legal highs is to be so widely drawn that its provisions could be used to outlaw alcohol, tobacco, coffee and many other widely-used items, ministers have acknowledged.
Under its provisions, drawing new district boundaries must entail as few splits of counties, municipalities and townships as possible.
The compromise to repeal the law but put in place new provisions drew immediate criticism from LGBTQ groups in North Carolina and across the country because, they said, it still left room for discrimination against transgender people.
An initial House-passed measure, which included $61 billion in cuts and dozens of unrelated provisions, drew a veto threat from Obama and fell short of the 60 votes needed for passage in the Senate.
Drawing on the provisions of certain state laws, the president proposed requiring insurers to provide these benefits to employees of objecting religious organizations via insurance contracts that are separate from the contracts between the insurers and objecting religious employers, with no referrals by these employers.
Both have a thick layer of provisions to draw on.
" 'We can do this without you, with no input and none of your ideas, or we can sit down together and negotiate to get to 65 votes.' " The threat depends on Mr. Obama's ability to deliver a Democratic deal that could withstand parliamentary objections against "extraneous" budget reconciliation provisions and draw a simple majority.
