Sentence examples for of the second reading from inspiring English sources

The draft ancillary copyright law (online here in German) gets an expert hearing in a legal committee today, ahead of the second reading (German law requires three readings before a law can be passed), and is backed by the majority of the governing coalition — having being included in the coalition agreement between the Christian Democratic Union and the Free Democratic Party.

By the end of the second reading, the school day was over.

In other words, it's the formal end of the committee stage of the second reading of the postal services bill.

Nick Xenophon, independent senator: "I will vote in favour of the second reading stages of the bill, as I did last time, because I believe there ought to be an independent watchdog in terms of our construction industry.

The intervention by Hammond, as MPs voted overwhelmingly in favour of the second reading of a private member's bill on the referendum, coincided with an apparent cooling of the Conservative leadership to plans for Britain to remain signed up to the European arrest warrant.

The issue was raised by Sir Richard Ottaway during prime minister's questions ahead of the second reading of Lord Falconer's assisted dying bill, which would allow doctors to prescribe a lethal dose to terminally ill patients judged to have less than six months to live.

12.30pm: Theresa May opens the debate on the second reading of the immigration bill.

14 bases were clipped off the end of the second read to remove low-quality overlapping ends.

Only the first reads (with the restriction site) were used in subsequent analyses due to low coverage of the second reads (not containing the restriction site).

If the exact match extends to one end of the second read, then an edge containing the two nodes of the two reads is created.

During clinical reassessment, subjective parameters [i.e., Visual Analog Scale (VAS) and 5-point Likert scale of breathlessness] and the second reading of the objective parameters were measured.