Sentence examples for the bills represent from inspiring English sources

The bills represent the "regime's last chance".

Together these bills represent the first national effort, says Miller's staff, to address this problem and ensure the safety of both children and school staff.

Both Mr. Peterson and the committee's senior Republican, Representative Robert W. Goodlatte of Virginia, said the bill represented a strong bipartisan compromise.

The bill represents the very beginning of a discussion that will last years, policymakers say.

— The bill represented a capitulation to the terrible, horrible, no-good Tea Party.

— The bill represented a capitulation to the terrible, horrible, no-good president.

The bill represents, he said, a campaign promise Mr. Hollande has kept.

She told the conference she believed the bill represented the "greatest step forward" in saving the NHS.

New York Democrat Sean Patrick Maloney told reporters that he thought the bill represented a simple improvement to the process.

This week Liberty, Amnesty International and the British Institute of Human Rights said the bill represented a "major attack on civil liberties".

The bill represents the goods, and transfer of the bill is, therefore, equivalent to delivery of the goods to the transferee.