Sentence examples for legislation bill from inspiring English sources

A turning point in winning public support, however, came when the government introduced emergency legislation, Bill 78, which suspended the academic year but also placed severe restrictions on student protests.

The Telecommunications and Other Legislation Bill 2016, which follows on from the data retention requirements introduced in 2015 is now before the parliamentary intelligence committee, which will hold what are likely to be the final hearings on Thursday.

The Ottawa Citizen has been highlighting another new bit of Harper legislation, Bill C-44 this time, which would allow Canadian judges to authorise CSIS activities abroad "to investigate a threat to the security" of Canada, "without regard to any other law, including that of any foreign state... ...... Plenty to think about there.

The day's main legislation is the Report and Third Reading stages of the Financial Services Implementationn of Legislation) Bill, which puts the existing EU regulatory framework into UK law.

A complementary piece of legislation, Bill S-4, would prevent such disclosures from being made public.

She says the newest legislation, Bill 62, is very similar to legislations proposed by previous Quebec governments that have failed.

House members and senators do not face the same dilemma: While members of Congress vote on legislation, bills can be passed without their support.

BAGHDAD — A day after the Iraqi Parliament passed legislation billed as the first significant political step forward in Iraq after months of deadlock, there were troubling questions — and troubling silences — about the measure's actual effects.

Obama took the action after House Republicans killed bipartisan legislation, billed as the biggest overhaul of US immigration laws in decades and providing a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants, that was passed by the Senate in 2013.

But on Friday, Mr. Specter bowed to the crush of events that have crowded the Senate agenda with spending legislation, bills related to Hurricane Katrina and a second Supreme Court nomination.

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