Sentence examples for introduced debated from inspiring English sources
Legislation is introduced, debated, amended and passed or rejected.
Several long-pending issues and some new legislation are expected to be introduced, debated and voted on this session.
WASHINGTON — The Republican race to overhaul the tax code broke into a sprint on Thursday, with House members narrowly clearing a budget blueprint that would allow a tax bill to pass Congress without any Democratic votes, and Senate leaders signaling that the bill could be introduced, debated and approved in both chambers by the end of November.
Personhood-based initiatives are being introduced, debated and passed across the country.
In addition to contextual features, it is important to understand the process through which PBF was introduced, debated, prioritized, crafted and rolled-out.
And, to complete the cycle, rather than introducing, debating, amending, and voting on legislation, Members of Congress buy into the power shift and increasingly issue press releases about letters they have written to the President or a department secretary asking that a certain policy issue get addressed by the Executive Branch.
The British parliamentary style continues to spread in global participation, and American debate minds -- rhetoric scholars, coaches, and successful debaters -- have worked extensively to introduce debate practices and developed argumentation theory to other countries.
All are members of the Urban Debate League, a pilot program financed by George Soros's Open Society Institute to help introduce debate into inner-city public schools.
Barring an unexpected return by the Democrats, it seemed that the Republicans would have the run of the chamber and be able to introduce, debate and pass legislation without the minority party to stand in opposition.
Assemblies introduce, debate, amend, and enact statutes.
The first is of Islamic origin, and has Jamal al-din Afghani and his disciples as precursors, like the puritan Muhammad Abduh, up to the founder of Muslim Brotherhood Hasan al-Bana, whose grandson, Tarek Ramadan, a Muslim born in Europe and with European "education", is continuing with his ambiguous messages, willing to introduce debate about lapidation also in Europe.
