Sentence examples for inadequate bill from inspiring English sources

Then, there's the question of whether even an inadequate bill has the votes to pass.

The Liberal Democrat president, Tim Farron, said it was better to have an inadequate bill that can be amended than to have no bill at all.

The opposition leader, Bill Shorten, acknowledged the frustration of Labor MPs in helping the government out of its own "shambles" after the introduction last year of an inadequate bill.

Instead, it's about making good an inadequate bill.

For example, Mount Sinai had been losing $10 million a year in uncollected revenue because of inadequate billing, Dr. Rosenberg said.

The House will likely dither and grandstand for a while, and they will likely pass some sort of laughably-inadequate bill that makes the path to citizenship absolutely impossible -- perhaps by stating that nobody gets to set foot on that path until the southern border fence reaches up to the stratosphere and down to the Earth's core ("Because if we fail to do so, somebody's bound to get by it!").

The New Yorker, May 2 , 1925P. 1 At Barney's a group doing the village found its combined finances inadequate for bill presented.

Mr. Raju said he intended to tackle a huge backlog of Medicaid reimbursements and an inadequate patient billing system.

But the White House, calling the bill inadequate, warned that President Bush was likely to veto it if it remained in its current form.

But the White House called the bill inadequate because of an exception for the airline industry and warned that President Bush was likely to veto it if it remained in its current form.

Democracy supporters dismissed Mr. Tung's changes to the bill as inadequate, complaining that the bill still set stiff criminal penalties for sedition and the handling of seditious documents.