Sentence examples for needed a bill from inspiring English sources

He needed a Bill he could claim as bipartisan.

But in the Senate, Ms. Murkowski needed a bill that could survive a likely filibuster.

Finally, Senate Democratic leaders needed a bill to move to quickly after gun legislation all but died last week, and the Internet tax bill was ready.

Labour proposed that the charter needed a bill to entrench all such Royal Charter bodies – and Letwin had not thrown that idea out.

It was at a public meeting prior to the act coming into force where a speaker suggested we needed a bill of duties rather than a bill of rights.

Five months later, the same state officials who awarded the loan to Levitan's clients, decided they needed a bill in the legislature that would enable them to take part in a new federal program through which they could offer lower interest rates on mortgages.

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It's a shame we even need a bill like this in America.

"We still need a bill because we've got to have scale," he said.

Why do we need a bill of rights saying well, we need to protect power of the press?

All the early focus on clinical involvement in commissioning, which did not need a bill, only served to confuse.