Sentence examples for relevant bill from inspiring English sources

In the Scottish Parliament the relevant bill was passed in November 2013.

Rubio blamed the failure to pass any anti-Zika funding on Democrats, who have blamed Republicans for inserting such "poison pill" clauses into the relevant bill.

Abbott had previously stated that the Coalition would debate the issue in the party room when a relevant bill was introduced.

Dr. Janet Woodcock, who heads the F.D.A. Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, indicated that the new agency rules were effectively a placeholder until legislation was passed or were to be used if a relevant bill failed.

One relevant bill (introduced by a team of GOP conservatives this past March) would create an automatic four-month CR whenever Congress fails to enact its spending bills by Oct. 1.

This law is regarded as the most relevant bill passed by Parliament, and it usually contains the most significant fiscal actions to be implemented in the following year.

This week, the ruling Liberal Democratic Party at last pushed the relevant bills through parliament.

Historically, which may or may not still be relevant, bill-to-carrier models have been less attractive to the mobile merchant due to delays in payments and the high cost.

Allowing only English MPs, or English and Welsh MPs, to consider relevant bills during their committee and report stages, where amendments are tabled and agreed, before allowing all MPs to vote on the final bill.

Allowing only English MPs, or English and Welsh MPs, to consider relevant bills at committee stage and giving them a effective veto in a separate vote before their third reading.

I immediately prepared the relevant bills, but as a politician of the opposition party at that time, I could not realize them.