Sentence examples for will be marked up from inspiring English sources

The House bill will be marked up, or reviewed, today by the financial institutions subcommittee of the Financial Services Committee, according to Peggy Peterson, a spokeswoman for the committee.

Similarly, Mr. Flake called Mr. Rubio, "extremely important to this effort," and he agreed that any immigration legislation should have to go through "regular order" — meaning it will be marked up in committee and then again amended on the floor of the Senate.

Those bills still face a tough ride through Congress, not least because they are up against Feinstein's own surveillance legislation which will be marked up, the process by which a congressional committee debates and rewrites proposed legislation, on Tuesday in a closed-door session of the Senate.

Asked if any long-range plans may be vulnerable to being scuttled by future state LNP governments, Bailey maintains that "any party that is positive and has a plan to manage the transition to renewable energy, I think, will be marked up by the electorate".

The FREEDOM Act will be marked up in the House tomorrow.

The bill, sponsored by Rep. James Sensenbrenner, will be marked up in the House Judiciary Committee.

The House of Representatives science committee will be marking up legislation on harmful algae blooms (satellite photo, courtesy NOAA, left) tomorrow at 10 a.m.

The House Financial Services Committee will be marking up the bills addressing these controversies this week.

The Senate also will be marking up its version of the defense bill next week, and some senators are intent on passing an amendment similar to the one sponsored by Smith and Amash.

Yeah, I think they'll be marked up.

You can bet your life that if Sainsbury's – or any other supermarket – is promoting products to make them look as cheap as chips, they'll be marking up other lines that will cost you less elsewhere.