Sentence examples for implement the bill from inspiring English sources

"Falling oil prices encourage us to promptly implement the bill," Mr. Ahmadinejad told Parliament.

The deficit reduction figures over the first decade, however, do not account for the net discretionary spending costs of $23 billion to implement the bill, making the net savings slightly lower — $135 billion.

The deficit reduction figures for the first decade do not take into account $22 billion in the discretionary spending required to implement the bill, however, making the savings slightly lower.

In discussing his efforts to ride herd on the nation's governors as they implement the bill, Mr. Biden revealed that he had spoken to all 50 governors except one — and he made it clear he was referring to the one he debated last year in St . Louis former Gov. Sarah Palin of Alaska.

The Scottish Government said it would provide £23m across three years to local councils to implement the bill.

Democrats are further concerned about another provision, not included in earlier versions, that would give EPA only $1 million per year to implement the bill, which would entail, among other things, obtaining raw data from study authors.

Having earned this victory, the Obama White House and the bill's Congressional supporters still have another fight ahead of them — over implementing the bill.

The final straw is the exclusion of the major bodies representing those very frontline staff from the summit of health practitioners called to look at implementing the bill (Cameron accused of divide and rule on health bill, 20 February).

Hare and James Blessing, the chair of the Internet Service Providers Associationn (ISPA), also warned the science and technology committee on Tuesday of the technical challenges the government would face in implementing the bill.

Another Grassley amendment, proposing that Congress rather than the government should determine whether border security was adequate before implementing the bill, saw a similar six v 12 rebellion from Republicans.

The presidential task-force charged with implementing the bill began its work in February this year and has since been aggressive in highlighting freedoms it deems curb-worthy.The law's most recent victim has been an American pop singer, Lady Gaga, who cancelled what would have been her first concert in Indonesia, refunding 52,000 tickets.