Sentence examples for restrictive bill from inspiring English sources

Idaho's Governor, who opposes abortion, hinted that he might nonetheless veto a restrictive bill.

They passed the most restrictive bill on abortion in a decade, which would ban the procedure after 22 weeks (the bill has no chance of becoming law).

Michael Mulgrew, the president of the United Federation of Teachers, the city teachers' union, said that the more restrictive bill should have passed.

"There was a lot of pushback," said Glen Casada, a Tennessee state representative who helped sponsor a more restrictive bill that did not pass.

Three years later, President Calvin Coolidge signed an even more restrictive bill governing ethnic quotas, saying, "America must be kept American".

But the more restrictive bill would also ban cloning to make embryos for medical research, work that destroys the tiny balls of cells.

"Although there are still these restrictive bills coming down the pike — that has not gone away — the new trend that we are seeing is positive legislation".

Restrictive bills are part of what supporters describe as a movement to end tolerance for the country's estimated 11 million illegal residents.

Reproductive freedom is one of the most hotly contested issues in the United States, with ever more restrictive bills being floated by Congress as abortion clinics shutter their doors at a record pace.

Reproductive freedom is one of the most hotly contested issues in the United States, with ever more restrictive bills being floated by Congress as abortion clinics shut their doors at a record pace.

According to the League's website, the collaboration of networks hopes to act as "emergency broadcast system" to spread awareness, borrowing from the methodology that effectively killed these restrictive bills.