Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, Democrat of New York, issued a statement saying the president "must now urge the House Republican leadership to accept the bipartisan compromise" worked out in the Senate last month that would have extended benefits for all unemployed workers for 13 more weeks.
Yesterday at the United Nations, the administration, citing opposition on the Security Council, withdrew a resolution that would have extended immunity for U.S. personnel in U.N.-approved peacekeeping missions from prosecution before the International Criminal Court.
The contraception provision in the stimulus package would have extended coverage for this kind of contraceptive and others to those earning above 200% of the federal poverty level.
After almost two years of struggling with its predicament, management decided to bring things to a head by proposing a restructuring plan that would have extended debt maturities for several more years enough time for energy prices to recover and for the company to regain its credit rating and thereby its access to the capital markets.
Another bill, which would have extended the program for two months, also failed.
Congress left on recess Friday having failed to pass legislation that would have extended unemployment benefits for hundreds of thousands of Americans.
This month, Hatch and the Senate Finance Committee's ranking Democrat, Sen. Ron Wyden (Ore ., reached an agreement that would have extended the program for another five years.
The separate Data Communications Bill would have extended the requirement for firms to retain phone and email data to include records – but not the content – of everyone's internet browsing, including their use of social-media sites like Facebook and mobile-phone messaging services.
He rhapsodizes about the good old days, when fasting was a respected art, and remembers his own championship 40-day fast as his moment of glory; he would have extended it except for his manager's insistence that the public would lose interest.
The proposals, which have been delayed by at least a year to allow Birmingham to find a way forward, included the deregulation of university fees and cuts to bachelor degree subsidies, but also would have extended commonwealth subsidies for sub-bachelor degrees and private college programs.
