Sentence examples for introducing the bill from inspiring English sources

One of his inspirations for introducing the bill came from a group called WallBuilders.

While introducing the bill, the Council also approved a bill sponsored by David Yassky of Brooklyn.

She said she was approached by colleagues from both parties trying to discourage her from introducing the bill.

"Our medical litigation system is failing the American public," Dr. Frist, who is a surgeon, said in introducing the bill.

"What's required for money machines should be required for voting machines," Senator Clinton said in introducing the bill.

That won't stop Democrats, who run both houses of the state's General Court, from introducing the bill later this year.

When introducing the bill, Johnson reflected publicly on the poverty and racism he had encountered teaching high school to Mexican immigrant children in Texas.

Prior to introducing the bill in March 2010, Obama and senior White House officials had a dozen meetings with consultants who shaped the legislation.

Introducing the bill makes Republicans look stupid, and I say this as a member of the GOP and someone who's against abortion.

Do David Cameron and Nick Clegg have a mandate for introducing the bill, given the Conservative leader ruled out reorganising the NHS during the 2010 election?

Rajabali Mazrouie added that no date had been set for introducing the bill, which would be the reformists' first legislative sign of change.