Sentence examples similar to lodge a bill from inspiring English sources
Now, in a stroke of legislative synchronicity, a Scottish MP has lodged a bill in the House of Commons calling for banknotes from Scotland to be accepted throughout the UK.
Yesterday Alistair Carmichael, the former Scottish secretary, lodged a bill in the House of Commons that would mean Scottish banknotes being accepted, without question, throughout Britain.
An MP has lodged a bill at Westminster calling for Scottish banknotes to be accepted throughout the UK.
The promoters lodged a bill on 30 September 1820, the route having changed again as agreement had not been reached with Viscount Barrington about the line passing over his land.
A bill, lodged by Green MSP John Finnie, has been backed by the government and looks certain to pass at Holyrood.
"We know you can't get blood out of a turnip," said Dan Fackler, the jailer for Bullitt County, sympathizing with some down-on-his-luck inmate suddenly shocked with a lodging bill at checkout.
To fight it, he lodged a Private Members Bill before Parliament in December last year, calling for harsher sentences for the manufacture and supply of synnies.
McDonald recalls seeing his first Black Flag show, bottom of the bill at the Moose Lodge – a club for war veterans – in Redondo Beach.
