Sentence examples for the represented bill from inspiring English sources

The requirement for Standing Orders was dispensed with, and the represented bill allowed to proceed.

For Yoshihiko Noda, the DPJ prime minister at the time, the bill represented the end of a crusade by his party to get Japan back on fiscal track.

In this model, an ecological character (in the figures represented by bill size) coevolves with a male ornament (e.g., plumage coloration) and female preferences for this trait.

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

Lawyers said the food safety provisions of the bill represented the most significant expansion of federal authority over the food industry in more than six decades.

The Anniversary, also on the bill, represented another era: the mid-1970's.

The bill represented a compromise between an administration bill and a more radical proposal initially backed by as many as 20 members of the 51-member Council.

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

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

The top law enforcement official, Interior Minister Federico Storani, conceded that the beatings represented "a political bill the government will have to pay".

For Prime Minister George Papandreou, who commands a seven-member majority in Parliament, the bill represents the beginning of the end of the cradle-to-grave state compact that his father put in place as prime minister in the early 1980s.