Sentence examples for put through a bill from inspiring English sources
The French Government will put through a bill regulating the right to strike in nationalized industries, such as all the public transport and obliging the workers to give advance notice of an intended stoppage.
The New Yorker, July 13 , 1963P. 70 The French Government will put through a bill regulating the right to strike in nationalized industries, such as all the public transport and obliging the workers to give advance notice of an intended stoppage.
By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, July 13 , 1963P. 70 The French Government will put through a bill regulating the right to strike in nationalized industries, such as all the public transport and obliging the workers to give advance notice of an intended stoppage.
He also put through a bill to hold a referendum on whether to make daylight saving a permanent fixture in New South Wales, following trials that had commenced in 1971.
His first vintage was in 1977, the year after Gov. Hugh L. Carey put through a farm winery bill, permitting small wineries to sell directly to consumers, retailers and restaurants.
He formed the Submarine Continental Railway Co., capitalized it at 250,000 pounds, & reached an understanding with the French Tunnel Co., on coordination of English & French operations & managed to put through Parliament a bill enabling the South-Eastern to acquire certain coastal lands.
The bill was put through a joint conference of both houses of the General Assembly and funds where voted to purchase a printer to create the seal.
"I don't believe there are enough days left to deal with this issue," he said, with the main roadblocks being the tight schedule and the need for filibuster-proof 60 votes in the Senate put through the oil bill as a whole: "It's unfortunate, but 60 is 60".
He did so, early, & almost alone, in the reign of the late Sen. McCarthy; he would not be silenced, though everyone else was, when a cardinal impugned Mrs. Roosevelts "example of motherhood;" he spoke out against President Roosevelt, his political benefactor, when the President tried to put through the Supreme Court-packing bill.
After Mr. Jarashow took up her case, she was told that a credit would be put through in two billing cycles.
The European Union has now launched an unprecedented probe into the rule of law in Poland, after the new government put through bills curtailing the independence of the judiciary, media and civil service.
