Sentence examples for wider bill from inspiring English sources

Senate Republicans on Wednesday reported progress in negotiating changes to the wider bill.

However, this calculation was challenged by the energy secretary, who had also described the wider bill increases as disappointing.

The wider bill foresees the end in May of the state of emergency that has been in place in France since deadly jihadist attacks in Paris last November.

But it appears that the home secretary, Theresa May, still retains hopes of resurrecting the much wider bill to track everybody's email, text and internet use.

Cabinet members have proposed "strengthening" the city's population by bringing in more Jews and have approved a wider bill requiring new citizens to swear a loyalty oath accepting Israel as Jewish and democratic in that order.

Despite attempts by Senator Rand Paul to separate the Syrian authorisation from the wider bill on the grounds that it deserved a separate debate, just 27 senators stood in the way of the cloture motion which allowed Obama to avoid a potentially embarrassing direct vote.

Saunders reported in 1979 that male birds from Tasmania had wider bills than their mainland relatives, and that Tasmanian female birds were larger than males.

Some of these lures have wider bills or bigger heads, and these may be able to navigate water obstacles better than others.

This would be an inauspicious start for any UK-wide bill of rights and responsibilities.

On the question of a UK-wide bill, the agreement provided for a specific human rights process for Northern Ireland.

But so far there isn't.Harry Reid, the Senate majority leader, has said there will be a vote on an economy-wide bill next spring.