Sentence examples for to submit a bill from inspiring English sources

"I was reluctant to submit a bill because of the controversy.

Your Party, an opposition group, plans to submit a bill soon to the Japanese Parliament that would give the government greater influence over the central bank.

Mr. Hevesi, a former assemblyman, said he would try to persuade a former colleague to submit a bill that would overhaul the system.

"We plan to submit a bill to the County Legislature in the near future that will increase the fine to at least $200, if not more," he said.

[C4.] Clinton to Propose China Trade Bill President Clinton plans to submit a bill to Congress that would permanently normalize trade relations with Beijing.

Mr. Armey, aides said, planned to take advantage of his right under the rules to submit a bill of his own.

President Nicolas Sarkozy, who backed the legislation, vowed to submit a new bill with revised language.

The constitution made provision for legislative referenda, by which the president of the republic has the authority to submit a proposed bill to the people relating to the general organization of the state (Article 11).

It has become a ritual of the Presidency--a kind of policy equivalent of lighting the national Christmas tree or supervising the Easter egg hunt--for each occupant of the Oval Office to submit a "crime bill" to Congress.

But Congress is now considering a provision, attached by a conference committee to a recent appropriations bill, that would require the Bush administration to draft and submit a bill that would compensate all the victims of terrorist attacks since 1979, the date of the Iran hostage crisis.

Ms. Bandaranayake was seen as a Rajapaksa loyalist until she ruled in September that Mr. Rajapaksa's younger brother, Basil Rajapaksa, needed to submit a $600 million development bill to the nation's nine provincial councils before it could be approved.