Sentence examples for timid bill from inspiring English sources

If it passes, we hope the House of Representatives gets the message and accepts the Sarbanes proposal over its own far too timid bill.

Sam is flying down the track; so is timid Bill.

You can imagine these things but this "timid" bill will deliver none of them, adds the Labour MSP.

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Each bill has timid efforts at cost control (the House has lots of pilot programmes on payment reform, while the Senate calls for an independent commission to propose future payment reforms) which, if combined, will improve the final product.Alas, there are also several big differences between the bills that will not be easy to reconcile.

Suspension of scheduled cuts to Medicare reimbursement rates to doctors, originally to cost $63 billion but likely to be scaled back, is also exempt.On taxes, the bill is equally timid.

Given these circumstances the bill is, if anything, too timid.

But sharing the bill with the Walkmen, Tennis sounded like timid neatniks, too content within their genre.

They also fear that the language in Smith's bills will lead researchers to be more timid in what they propose, out of fear that NSF will reject bolder ideas to avoid invoking the wrath of legislators.

"Research advocates... fear that the language in Smith's bills will lead researchers to be more timid in what they propose, out of fear that NSF will reject bolder ideas to avoid invoking the wrath of legislators.

"The bill we have before us is way too timid of maximum rates," said Senator Don Nickles of Oklahoma, the assistant Republican leader.