Sentence examples for modify bill from inspiring English sources

Second, the minister should modify Bill S-4 (the new digital privacy act, which is currently going to committee) to make it harder, not easier, for internet users' personal information to be shared.

Second, the minister must modify Bill S-4 (the new digital privacy act, which is currently going to committee) to make it harder, not easier, for internet users' personal information to be shared.

We could modify bills based on research we did on the switch and add and remove features.

Mr. McDonnell said he would sign this modified bill.

The paper is sanguine over the vote, predicting another clash between the two houses that will end with the passing of a slightly modified bill.

The Senate should avoid tinkering with the Assembly version since the Assembly adjourned long ago and would have to be called back into session to pass a modified bill.

Like classic flowerpiercers it has a modified bill with a small hook at the tip which it uses to pierce the base of flowers in order to "steal" nectar without aiding the flower in pollination.

Cotton voted against the modified bill.

She characterized the statements of opposition from both Lincoln and key Republican Sen. Arlen Specter as "little bumps in the road" and noted that both are open to supporting a modified bill.

A draft plan for the university was presented at a synod meeting in Kingston in 1839, with a modified bill introduced through the 13th Parliament of Upper Canada during a session in 1840.

After several years of discussion, the modified bill finally became law in October 1997.