Sentence examples for moderate bill that from inspiring English sources

So all eyes are now on the Senate Finance Committee, where a "Gang of Six" led by Mr Baucus has been working to forge a moderate bill that could provide the backbone for any final health law this year.

A moderate bill that could pass the Senate would lose the votes of the House's far-right members.

"The Nancy Pelosi I know would stick to her guns, would stick to her principles, she would not cave," Max Baucus, who as chairman of the Senate Finance Committee authored most of the more moderate bill that wound up law.

The administration and House Republican leaders are scrambling to get moderates to support a bill that provides a more restricted right to sue health insurers than the bipartisan bill they supported last year.

"There's nothing the president could have done to make [conservative] Freedom Caucus members think this was good legislation their voters could support, nor could he have gotten moderates onboard with a bill that took health insurance away," explained Hudak, who blamed Speaker of the House Paul Ryan rather than Trump for failing to get House Republicans to fall in line.

Max Baucus, the chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, not only won a veneer of bipartisanship with Ms Snowe's vote, but has also crafted a bill that is more moderate than the four other health bills that have already been passed (one by the Senate's health committee, and three by various House committees).

Max Baucus, the chair of the committee, not only won a veneer of bipartisanship with Ms Snowe's vote, he also crafted a bill that is more moderate than the four other bills already passed (by the Senate's Health Committee, and by three House committees).

Last September the House unanimously passed a bill that would have moderated the retroactive aspect of the 1996 act.

The White House, in a marked departure from the strategy it pursued with the budget resolution, has worked with moderates from both parties on a bill that would not bog down in partisan warfare.

The Freedom Caucus is also now working with moderates on a sort of compromise bill that would stick to President Donald Trump's "four pillars" on an immigration bill: a wall, scaling back family migration, ending the visa lottery program and a fix for immigrants covered under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.

Moderate Republicans don't need to accept a bill that undermines protections for people with pre-existing conditions if they don't want to.