Sentence examples for fed that would from inspiring English sources

In a sign of Paul's influence, the House of Representatives on Wednesday approved one of his pet projects, a bill known as "Audit the Fed" that would allow Congress to review Federal Reserve monetary policy decisions, even though the measure will probably die in the Senate.

That, in turn, has the White House and the banking committee chairman, Senator Christopher J. Dodd, Democrat of Connecticut, scrounging for ideas for a so-called side-by-side amendment -- an alternate proposal on the Fed that would give senators something to support while offering them cover to vote down the Sanders measure.

For a president to couple such criticism with an attempt to appoint two new governors known mainly for their ideological and personal loyalty to him raises the hideous specter of a Trump-packed Fed that would be constantly wary of rubbing the politician in chief the wrong way.

The taxpayers still foot the bill because these funds will come out of money earned by the Fed that would otherwise be paid by the Fed to the Treasury.

An antenatal consultation at the health centre could have provided the anti-anaemia medication and supplementary feeding that would have saved her life.

It also killed the replay feeds in both dugouts, which were tied to the Fox broadcast, causing a delay on the field for a few minutes until someone could switch over to an international feed that would stick.

Recently, some news appeared on my Twitter feed that would have been shocking were it not so predictable.

Last week, some news appeared on my Twitter feed that would have been shocking were it not so predictable.

The basic idea was to get members of the public to deliver the line "he will not divide us" into the camera for a feed that would run continuously for the duration of Trump's presidency.

Future research will be needed to determine the range of estrogenic activity for a particular type of feed that would be acceptable and that would not significantly alter the lab animal's phenotype or interfere with responses to exogenously administered estrogens in bioassays.

This week, many British newspapers seemed to delight in steering their readers toward Twitter feeds that would unlock the otherwise-secret clues to the stories that may not be published because of super injunctions.