Sentence examples for legislation embodying from inspiring English sources
So Senate Republicans chose to threaten to filibuster the House-passed legislation embodying the George Bush-Nancy Pelosi deal.
In 1960, he introduced a bill to set up a federal Department of Urban Affairs; in 1962, he proposed legislation embodying Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller's plan for a federal program of medical care for the aged.
Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the majority leader, said at an evening news conference that the legislation, embodying President Obama's signature domestic initiative, would impose new regulations on insurers, extend coverage to 31 million people who currently do not have any and add new benefits to Medicare.
Many of them won their congressional campaigns by stressing their strong moral fiber, their conservative beliefs, and their determination to enact legislation embodying traditional family values.
This legislation embodied his belief that public health should be administered locally so as to encourage the people to participate in their own protection.
Although a dozen other states have similar bills pending, Patrick's legislation embodied the meanness and the intolerance that many Americans associate with Texas.
First, the Court relies upon the pervasivness of the anti-subversive legislation embodied in the Smith Act of 1940, 18 U.S.C. § 2385 the Internal Security Act of 1950, 64 Stat.
Mr. Armey, 61, who represents the suburbs north of Dallas, has been a House member since 1985 and majority leader since 1995, when he helped enact much of the legislation embodied in the Republicans' Contract With America.
In order to avoid spending cuts embodied in the sequestration, the tax legislation embodied in the 'American Taxpayer Relief Act' may have to be revisited.
I think no recent piece of legislation embodies America's confused relationship with disability and access better than the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act of 2008 (GINDA).
There is the case to be made for pushing the limits up to the point where leadership and public education can secure ratification of a treaty that goes somewhat farther than what the legislation embodies, but that's a political judgment call.
