Sentence examples for rules of reconciliation from inspiring English sources

The bills cannot be combined under the rules of reconciliation.

Because of the rules of reconciliation, this proposal is not in the AHCA; Republicans have promised to bring it up later (with the changes in required benefits).

None of those objections even begin to take into account the rules of reconciliation, which mean that certain key provisions of the House bill are likely to be struck down by the parliamentarian.

Republicans hope to pass the measure with 50 votes, rather than the 60 votes typically needed to get bills through the Senate, by using a Senate procedure known as "reconciliation". But the rules of reconciliation limit the bill's addition to the debt at $1.5 trillion over a decade and no more additions in years beyond that.

For the bill to be able to be considered by the Senate under the rules of "reconciliation" — a process created to expedite budget considerations without subjecting them to the 60-vote filibuster-proof majority of other bills — the legislation has to offer a net reduction in the federal deficit.

And even then, within the rules of reconciliation, it's impossible to do some of the elements of health care reform because of the rules of reconciliation," said O'Donnell.

No one is clear on what the Senate can pass, both because of the chamber's rules on reconciliation that could subject parts of the House bill to 60 votes, and because some of the moderates in that chamber may have more of an appetite to hold up a repeal over items like gutting the Medicaid expansion.

No one is clear on what the Senate can pass, both because of the chamber's rules on reconciliation that could subject parts of the House bill to 60 votes, and because some of the moderates in that chamber may have more of an appetite to hold up a repeal over items like gutting the Medicaid expansion.

Here is how: Congressional Democrats pursue Mr. Obama's agenda under the arcane rules of "budget reconciliation".

Ordinarily, debate and voting on an amendment might take two legislative days, but under the rules of the reconciliation bill the senators were to dispatch the amendments one after another, as in a hot-dog-eating contest, with a minute of debate for each side.

The tax-cuts were passed under rules of budget reconciliation, requiring a simple majority.