Sentence examples for presenting a bill from inspiring English sources

He would, he said, soon be presenting a bill that might better enable him to carry out his duties.

Senator Robert Menendez of New Jersey, a Democrat who is one of the eight senators working to draft the legislation, told the crowd that the group was close to presenting a bill.

The delivery systems in the American nuclear arsenal are nearing the end of their service life at nearly the same time, presenting a bill of hundreds of billions of dollars just as the Defense Department must cut spending.

Because merchants (the buyers) usually retained their assets in banks in a number of trading cities, a shipper of goods (the seller) could obtain immediate payment from a banker by presenting a bill of exchange signed by the buyer (who, in so doing, had accepted liability for payment when due).

Meanwhile, in Scotland, Lib Dem MSP Jim Hume has indicated he will be presenting a bill this year to bring in a ban, while Northern Ireland's health minister has announced plans for a consultation on the issue.

In Scotland, Liberal Democrat MSP Jim Hume has indicated he will be presenting a bill this year to bring in a ban, while Northern Ireland's health minister has announced plans for a consultation on the issue.

(Mr. Gutierrez presented a bill in the House in December).

A Labor PM would present a bill to make marriage equality law to the House of Representatives, she said.

In January Representative Daniel Lipinski, Democrat of Illinois, presented a bill that halted her deportation.

She will present a bill to ratify the agreement in parliament later on Tuesday.

He didn't present a bill or issue any executive orders or set deadlines for action.