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Australia's is now trying to introduce a legislative response to these concerns.

The administration also intends to introduce a legislative plan later in the week to repeal and replace Obama's health-care law, officials said.

"While capacity issues mean that it is still too soon to introduce a legislative right to restorative justice for victims, we urge the government to work towards this goal," Bob Neill, the Conservative chair of the committee, said.

In August, New York City Council member Rafael L. Espinal Jr. announced that he was introducing a legislative package that would support urban agriculture across the city.

Attorney General Richard Blumenthal introduced a legislative proposal last Tuesday that would give cellphone users in the state the choice to be in a planned national directory of wireless phone numbers.

Late Wednesday, a bipartisan group in the House of Representatives introduced a legislative fix to the carbon-capture tax credit that has attracted 24 Republicans and 9 Democratic co-sponsors in addition to the lead sponsor, Rep. K. Michael Conaway (R-Tex.).

The UK's stand against Moscow was boosted on Friday when members of the US Congress introduced a legislative initiative to target Russian financial institutions and to reinforce US support for the UK government.

Last month, Sens. Jeff Merkley (D-Ore). and Tom Udall (D-N.M). introduced a legislative package that would eliminate the electoral college, expand early voting and provide congressional representation for the approximately 4 million residents of the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and the other U.S. territories.

As of right now, no Democratic lawmaker has introduced a legislative substitute for the mandate.

Nevertheless, Sen. Tom Harkin (D-Iowa) has introduced a legislative package that would push the minimum wage up to $9.80 and index it to inflation.

He introduced a legislative amendment that made a provision to locate and survey the National Road to the west, toward the Mississippi River, so the people living in Indiana and Illinois would have some assurance that the road's large federal appropriation would benefit them directly.