Sentence examples for reintroduced an amendment from inspiring English sources

Coburn reintroduced an amendment this year to limit research funding as part of a bill funding the government.

A previous effort, on July 13, failed to get the votes, but through a procedural backdoor in a spending bill due for a vote on the House floor next week, they're reintroducing an amendment that would restrict Department of Defense funds from being spent on gender reassignment treatment for transgender military personnel.

And Hidden Figures reintroduced a bit of shock to me.

Seven years later, one man took it upon his own shoulders to get them reintroduced a second time.

The exact details of the new PUP policy are still being finalised: the amendment to force power price reductions and just how the party thinks it could possibly reintroduce an ETS.

Having taken office one month after ratification of the Sixteenth Amendment, Wilson called a special session of Congress, whose work culminated in the Revenue Act of 1913, reintroducing an income tax and lowering tariffs.

The "Don't Say Gay" bill, which prohibited school officials from discussing sexual orientation aside from procreation in public schools, was reintroduced in January with an amendment about providing counseling for "at risk" students who might be gay.

Reintroduce an armed checkpoint at a cost of millions?

But reintroducing an abandoned currency is even more difficult.

House Republicans, in an effort to derail the bill, introduced a "motion to recommit" that would have reintroduced the abortion amendment cosponsored by Rep. Bart Stupak (D-Mich).

Stripping out a bipartisan amendment that passed by a wide margin is considered a major breach of Senate etiquette, however, and Menendez's aides say they will fight to reintroduce the measure as an amendment if McConnell removes the language.