Sentence examples for imperfect bill from inspiring English sources

"An imperfect bill is better than no bill".

Even an imperfect bill would help balance 80 years of oppression.

Now he says he will vote for an "imperfect" bill and fix it if he wins.

Last year, Mr Reed argued that it was better to sign an imperfect bill than to lose an opportunity for reform, and that the bill's shortcomings could be remedied.

But on Wednesday, he ended up voting for what he called "an improved but imperfect bill" after backing a failed attempt earlier in the day to strip the immunity provision from the bill through an amendment.

That leaves the industry exposed to adverse selection, whereby young and healthy (read: inexpensive) customers avoid buying cover until they are ill, at which point new regulations will force the industry to issue them cover.The biggest problems with this imperfect bill arise from cost.

The American public had to stretch a bit to accept the highly imperfect Bill Clinton — to the amazement of the French, the revelations of his affair with an intern, Monica Lewinsky, set off a year-long national psychodrama that paralyzed the government and set off impeachment proceedings — but he was eventually forgiven.

Just this month, a significant (though deeply imperfect) climate change bill got more votes on the floor of the Senate than any comparable bill has in the past.

An imperfect health care bill can be revised in the light of experience, and if Democrats pass the current plan there will be steady pressure to make it better.

While acknowledging that the Senate bill is imperfect, the letter argues that differences between the House and Senate versions can be adjusted through the budget reconciliation process.

The bill is imperfect as it is, adding too many layers of border enforcement and too many obstacles on its overlong path to citizenship.