Sentence examples for pass a proposed from inspiring English sources

A more difficult task may be how to pass a proposed law to change the way Nigeria's oil and gas industry is regulated and financed without alienating foreign energy companies.

Last year, Method sponsored a campaign, created by Droga5 in New York, to encourage consumers to ask Congress to pass a proposed Household Product Labeling Act, which would require household cleaners to bear labels with accurate, complete lists of all ingredients.

There's a good reason that the Republicans are moving so quickly to pass a proposed constitutional amendment that could thwart at least 240,000 Missouri citizens from voting in November.

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The new group, called the Class Size Coalition, whose formation was spurred by Mr. Green, will focus on several areas, including getting Congress to pass a proposed bill offering federal tax credits for construction in areas with children of low-income families.

That phase-out may happen relatively quickly if, in addition to the change to TB-117, California passes a proposed rule requiring furniture labels to declare whether or not the product contains flame retardant chemicals.

The New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission (TLC) passed a proposed rule on Wednesday requiring that all for-hire vehicle drivers be provided a way to receive tips, including ride-hailing apps such as Uber, Lyft, Juno and Gett.

Legislators passed a proposed ballot measure that would ask voters in two years to dismantle the key English-only mandate of the law and expand multilingual education programs.

In place of this de facto abolition, the state should pass a law proposed in March to end the death penalty.

This is why Congress should pass a bill proposed by Representative Bill Paxon (R-N.Y).

Conceivably, a parliament could refuse to pass a budget proposed by the prime minister, but such an action would likely trigger a failure of the government and a new election - witness the current situation in the Netherlands, where Prime Minister Mark Rutte's government faced a no-confidence vote at the start of debate over his 2014 budget proposal.