Sentence examples for promotion legislation from inspiring English sources

The House GOP decoupled TPA and TAA and passed the trade promotion legislation by itself.

That component, known as the Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA), was separated from the trade promotion legislation that received final passage on Wednesday.

The next round of the health care wars will be fought over whether trade promotion legislation should provide health benefits to Americans who lose their jobs because of imports -- and if so, what kind.

Thus, both universal health care and health promotion legislation were passed to provide fuller coverage to everyone and at the same time to lower health care costs through health promotion measures designed primarily to reduce growing morbidity and mortality from tobacco, alcohol, and road accidents (22).

Yet with less than two years left in his presidency and much less time on the political calendar for passing a trade bill, the administration has been stepping up its campaign for a trade-promotion legislation that many see as a necessary first step to conclude the TPP negotiations.

The promotion of legislation and policy-orientated strategies are all a vital path to Taiwan catching up, learning and developing competitiveness in the area of science and technology related industries.

In Washington, pro-union Democrats, defying President Obama, put up a tougher-than-expected fight on trade promotion authority legislation in the Senate, and it's not clear that free-trade bills will pass the House.

Behind the scenes, Hatch and Wyden, the committee's ranking Democrat, have been deadlocked over the terms of the "trade promotion authority" legislation — which aims to limit Congress's authority to amend a final trade deal before voting on it.

He will need to reassure allies that even in the face of those challenges, he will ultimately have enough votes in Congress to push through trade promotion authority legislation that would pave the way for completing the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a massive deal spanning the Pacific Rim.

Last fall, she wrote a letter to Obama signed by 151 House Democrats saying they would not support trade promotion authority legislation.

This week, Senator Hatch will reportedly introduce "fast track" (trade promotion authority) legislation in the Senate, to help President Obama complete the proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a trade and investment deal with eleven other countries in Asia and the Americas.