Sentence examples for exemplary bill from inspiring English sources

Just yesterday, this page praised the House Financial Services Committee for producing an exemplary bill, the Mortgage Reform and Antipredatory Lending Act of 2007, and urged its members to make only a few improvements before passing the measure.

In addition, lawyers for Vincent Tchenguiz have indicated they will be seeking aggravated and exemplary damages, whereby the final bill could top £100m.

The first vote in the Commons will be on the prime minister's amendment to the crime and courts bill to allow exemplary damages to be imposed on media organisations that do not sign up to a new press regulator.

The reopening of limited all-party talks came amid signs that Cameron is heading for a defeat in the Commons over tabled amendments to the crime and courts bill to establish exemplary damages for media organisations that do not sign up to a new regulatory body.

The latest move came as the Telegraph executive director, Lord Black, used the debate on the crown and courts bill to lambast plans for exemplary damages against newspapers as a massive blow against investigatory journalism.

He got exemplary critical care; I did not get a bill.

Matthew Rushing, still the most exemplary of Ailey dancers now that he is billed as a guest artist, has a solo in which, standing academically on the spot, legs apart, he gives one arm a workout.

Amendments to the crown and courts bill – apart from one on the need for exemplary damages – would then not be moved, according to a Labour source.

Lester told the Guardian the two statutes he was referring to were amendments made to the crime and courts bill and the enterprise regulatory reform bill centred on exemplary damages and underpinning for the royal charter.

However, on June 5, 2009, Rell vetoed the bill instead and cited the Cheshire murders as an exemplary reason for doing so.

"Exemplary, exemplary!" he cried.