Sentence examples for introduction of bills from inspiring English sources
In the 16th century the system was extended by the introduction of bills of health, a form of certification that the last port of call was free from disease; a clean bill, with the visa of the consul of the country of arrival, entitled the ship to free pratique (use of the port) without quarantine.
Prior to the introduction of bills, a writ would have to be issued, with different writs depending on the issue.
With more than 8,000 miles between them and marked differences in climate and culture, Argentina and Russia seem to be worlds apart, but recently something spectacularly similar happened in these two countries -- the introduction of bills to end animal testing for cosmetics.
2) Introduction of bill to grade our schools A-B-C-D-F: Why would we want another change, and why would we choose a system that has not been shown to offer any advantages to raising school or student performance?
Following the introduction of appropriation bills into the Parliament, the expenditure proposed in those bills is referred to Senate legislation committees for inquiry.
Business has doubled, he added, since the introduction of euro bills and coins in January 2002.
Such discoveries have recently become frequent, in part because of the imminent introduction of euro bills and coins.
(AP) QUEENS: 'MAD COW' LEGISLATION Assemblywoman Margaret M. Markey of Queens announced the introduction of seven bills to protect New Yorkers against the human form of "mad cow" disease.
On Thursday the Greens will introduce a motion in the Senate withholding the introduction of any bills from the immigration minister, Peter Dutton.
The introduction of bipartisan bills by high-profile politicians in the House and Senate to legalize medical marijuana is evidence that the national conversation is beginning to see legal cannabis as serious business.
Efforts to enable more foreign-born scientists trained at American universities to stay in the United States got a boost this week with the introduction of two bills in the U.S. Senate.
