The bill is set to be a huge piece of legislation, which is expected to reverse the 1972 European Communities Act, a piece of legislation which made EU law effective in the country.
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This particular piece of legislation, introduced in Congress by Rep.
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Republicans crafted a piece of legislation that faced immense odds.
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"This is truly a draft piece of legislation," he said.
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The Voting Rights Act is no ordinary piece of legislation.
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A similar piece of legislation has already passed the Senate.
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"It wasn't about defeating one piece of legislation," she said.
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You brag about every piece of legislation you care about.
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So what would such a piece of legislation look like?
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And yeah, these Californians got this piece of legislation passed.
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Congress cannot wait to enact this critical piece of legislation.
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While this piece of legislation isn't perfect, as no piece of legislation ever is, it does offer a few critical things that I believe our country and our economy need to get back on track.
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THIS IS A VOLUME CONTROL AND A COMPLICATED PIECE OF LEGISLATION.
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Then it means the committees will consider each piece of legislation.
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I think this piece of legislation goes in a helpful direction.
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The Affordable Care Act is not just a piece of legislation.
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These are significant, generally beneficial results for a piece of legislation.
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No single piece of legislation will end human trafficking and exploitation.
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Not every vote on every piece of legislation carries electoral import.
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What's the first piece of legislation Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez should introduce?
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However, our fight will not end with one piece of legislation.
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"This is a barbaric and immoral piece of legislation," he added.
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Bernie Sanders debuted a very big, wildly ambitious piece of legislation.
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President Macron's flagship piece of legislation is profound labor market reform.
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"This is not a show piece of legislation," he told Hill.
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It advocates for no particular piece of legislation or political program.
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But this is an immense -- and extremely important -- piece of legislation.
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To be sure, Dodd-Frank is a complicated piece of legislation.
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Enter the PIRATE Act, a piece of legislation produced by Rep.
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I just pushed a piece of legislation about women in prison.
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"This isn't just a piece of legislation on paper," she says.
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They have yet to enact a single signature piece of legislation.
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So far the first piece of legislation I did, the No. 1 by far is a piece of legislation ... Republican from South Carolina, Tim Scott was about apprentice programs because educationally we are being left behind.
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It's hard to pin that trend on one particular piece of legislation.
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Now, Congress is considering a new piece of legislation proposed by Rep.
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It was the very first piece of legislation he signed as president.
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A companion piece of legislation was introduced in the Senate by Sen.
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A secondary piece of legislation also cracks down on driving while high.
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He told lawmakers he wouldn't sign a similar piece of legislation again.
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There's a lot to consider when looking at a piece of legislation.
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GDPR is a piece of legislation that was approved in April 2016.
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Deal to veto this heinous piece of legislation sitting on his desk.
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One such piece of legislation, named in honor of the late Sen.
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This piece of legislation allowed white men to directly police black people.
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Less clear is what piece of legislation, exactly, he'd like to pass.
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A piece of legislation that deprives 2628 million Americans of health insurance.
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A companion piece of legislation is proposed in the House, sponsored by Reps.
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I think you could see the outlines of a potential piece of legislation.
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Limited in scope, their sweep isn't as broad as a piece of legislation.
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So now a new piece of legislation will be needed to fix them.
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This sounds like a piece of legislation that actually addresses a serious problem.
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Richard Blumenthal on a piece of legislation, although nothing has come of it.
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But they've yet to see a promising piece of legislation on the issue.
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However, each piece of legislation passed by parliament requires the president's sign-off.
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"It's a piece of legislation that protects all of Alabama history," he said.
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Yet the party's big-ticket piece of legislation, the Affordable Care Act, a.k.a.
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The fact that they finally passed a major piece of legislation, and 2.
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So this is a piece of legislation that isn't necessary in my judgment.
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But the shouting about at least one piece of legislation may not be.
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Until now, he wasn't defined by a signature achievement or piece of legislation.
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"Unacceptable additions have bogged down every piece of legislation we've done," he said.
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The more likely option is to attach it to another piece of legislation.
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"We all have differences on one piece of legislation or another," Kerry said.
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Feinstein wanted a piece of legislation that could pass and be paid for.
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Those changes and others would be combined in a single piece of legislation.
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In the end, only four Democrats voted against that piece of legislation: Reps.
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It's not a perfect piece of legislation, but it has had impact internationally.
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And this can't all be one piece of legislation, it could be lots.
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The French government didn't want to wait and wrote this new piece of legislation.
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And the Congress is finding it impossible to move a piece of legislation forward.
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But as with any normal piece of legislation, the president's signature is also required.
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Other people, you could all together, we could put together one piece of legislation.
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But upon closer inspection, Democrats may have rallied around the wrong piece of legislation.
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It is a rickety piece of legislation, constructed in 1938 to combat Nazi propaganda.
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It's a great piece of legislation, and Congress would do well to pass it.
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Among other things, this bill: This bill represents more than a piece of legislation.
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It's more unpopular than any major piece of legislation in the last 30 years.
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The American Health Care Act failed because it was a terrible piece of legislation.
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Given all this, my blood boils when I look at this piece of legislation.
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He spent six years in Congress" and "never passed a single piece of legislation.
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This piece of legislation turned politics in our republic into a zero-sum game.
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When all those efforts join in one piece of legislation, the result is historic.
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How, then, are Republicans unable to bring them along with any piece of legislation?
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In a sense, the 1978 Amateur Sports Act was a brilliant piece of legislation.
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For that to happen, she said, Parliament needs to pass another piece of legislation.
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The only major piece of legislation signed by Trump was such a tax cut.
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Beyond any specific piece of legislation, though, a Republican victory would send a message.
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Congress must now turn the nine-page proposal into a passable piece of legislation.
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STELA dates back to an arcane piece of legislation, the Cable Act of 85033.
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It's a straightforward, uncomplicated fix to what should be a consensus piece of legislation.
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Their consensus: H.R. 40, a piece of legislation handed off from former Michigan Rep.
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"This is a proactive piece of legislation," he said in an interview with reporters.
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I don't think this is going to go away with one piece of legislation.
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Americans generally don't like the few tangible things in Trump's tax plan, but it's not even remotely close to being a piece of legislation—and we all saw what happened the last time Republicans tried to pass an actual piece of legislation.
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But the bill, the Republicans' first major piece of legislation under Trump, remains in peril.
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Neither would outline specifics Thursday beyond saying it will be an original piece of legislation.
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One piece of legislation bans the use of animals like tigers and elephants in circuses.
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I made the Affordable Care Act along with Jim Clyburn a better piece of legislation.
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" On ABC's "This Week," Mr. Sanders responded that it "was a complicated piece of legislation.
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"(This) is a cynical, misinformed and unconstitutional piece of legislation," she told reporters in Vancouver.
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And we probably shouldn't expect a piece of legislation to do that, at this point.
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Still, it takes a while for any piece of legislation to reach the Supreme Court.
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A second piece of legislation, dubbed the "High-Speed Refund Act" and introduced by Rep.
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He has passed no significant piece of legislation in 100 days despite his big promises.
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He has talked about putting every piece of legislation up for a nationwide ballot referendum.
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"That is a wildly popular piece of legislation," he told CNN in a phone interview.
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Last month, I crafted a bipartisan piece of legislation that tackles America's human trafficking crisis.
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He'll call out senators over a piece of legislation, like the effort to repeal Obamacare.
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The pace of Johnson's schedule was unprecedented for a piece of legislation of this complexity.
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I look forward to working with my colleagues to advance this crucial piece of legislation.
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I haven't voted for a piece of legislation yet that I thought was just outstanding.
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The Senate is still looking to deliver its first landmark piece of legislation under Trump.
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We will fight every anti-woman piece of legislation in Congress and in state legislatures.
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So I don't know of a more appropriate piece of legislation to put this on.
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Those we've asked in-the-know say this piece of legislation will very likely pass.
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Yeah, the Green New Deal, it is basically ... It's not really a piece of legislation.
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Neither piece of legislation is expected to pass the Senate, which has a Republican majority.
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Another must-pass piece of legislation is the Tyler Clementi Higher Education Anti-Harassment Act.
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By contrast, every piece of legislation in the Senate needs to get to 60 votes.
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It was the first piece of legislation passed that officially acknowledged honor killings in Pakistan.
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McCain also noted that, in theory, the bill could be a good piece of legislation.
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Much of this is thanks to a relatively obscure piece of legislation in Europe, PSD2.
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The Constitution requires the president to state his reasons for vetoing a piece of legislation.
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Of course, Republicans opposed this popular piece of legislation too, and again by large margins.
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The second piece of legislation, the Enhanced Background Checks Act, will be voted on Thursday.
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Democrats, though, said no piece of legislation could address the depth of the Republican challenge.
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So the improvements that should have been made to any complicated piece of legislation weren't.
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Obamacare was, by any measure, a much more modest, moderate piece of legislation than Medicare.
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"We shouldn't have to argue over offsets for every piece of legislation," he told Vox.
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They got piece of legislation say they shouldn&apost even arrest people within a hundred miles.
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He then promised that he intended to repeal the entire piece of legislation, including the mandate.
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And he wanted this massive, consequential piece of legislation to get through Parliament by this Thursday.
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All they had to do was pull the trigger on a no-brainer piece of legislation.
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The measure glommed all 12 of the annual spending bills into a solitary piece of legislation.
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There's momentum around the bill: A similar piece of legislation passed the House on Monday night.
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I was wondering, if it's a standalone piece of legislation, is that something you would support?
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Is--that a piece of legislation and a move that Bank of America supports, as well?
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It is the third piece of legislation Trump has signed since taking office three weeks ago.
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The Green New Deal is really more of a position paper than a piece of legislation.
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It was Obama's boldest piece of legislation and the one that will most likely define him.
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Sen. ElizabethWarren (D-Mass.) has just introduced a transformative — or rather, restorative — new piece of legislation.
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Asteroid mining isn't a reality yet, but this important piece of legislation is paving the way.
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"One piece of legislation doesn't necessarily accomplish everything," said former Republican National Committee spokesman Doug Heye.
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I strongly support a piece of legislation from Senator Tammy Baldwin that would do just that.
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The move follows a similar piece of legislation that went into effect in Alabama in 2016.
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What, one might ask, is the purpose of such an ostensibly disastrous POL (Piece of Legislation)?
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But the motion failed and that particular piece of legislation never came to a full vote.
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Jerry Brown of California signed into law an important piece of legislation to protect children's privacy.
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"This was an unusual piece of legislation, stuck in a budget bill," said Iowa state Sen.
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"This piece of legislation balances public safety and individual rights," said Alphonso David, the governor's counsel.
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But Democrats are still a long way from advancing either piece of legislation beyond the House.
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It should treat the articles of impeachment as it would any other important piece of legislation.
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In nearly three decades in Congress, he has not authored a single significant piece of legislation.
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By any objective analysis, the Better Care Reconciliation Act (BCRA) is an abhorrent piece of legislation.
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Instead, it has passed omnibus packages that combine numerous, unrelated matters into one piece of legislation.
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This was a piece of legislation put together in hurry, passed in the middle of night.
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Co-sponsored her first piece of legislation, H.R. 228, repealing the PAYGO Act on January 4.
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But no single piece of legislation could possibly lift the overwhelming grip of violence on America's prisons.
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SolarCity's stock rose 7.8 percent Wednesday after a piece of legislation was approved by San Francisco officials.
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That's why I passed the piece of legislation with Tim Scott, across the aisle, for opportunity zones.
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Michael O'Leary, the low-cost carrier's boss, insists that he complies with the "ridiculous" piece of legislation.
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It was a transformational piece of legislation that could have improved the lives of millions of people.
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Spicer said he was "confident" the GOP could muster 60 votes for the second piece of legislation.
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"It's a major, complicated piece of legislation that's got three prongs to it," Spicer said of ACHA.
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"Her Snoopers' Charter is the most chilling piece of legislation brought forward in a generation," Sankey said.
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Are you going to tackle this issue in your upcoming piece of legislation Noé ["New Economic Opportunities"]?
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But it has declined to endorse any specific piece of legislation, allowing negotiations to continue in Congress.
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The legislative process, even when there is broad bipartisan support for a piece of legislation, moves slowly.
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The bills have to be harmonized into one piece of legislation, referred to as a conference report.
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Leadership was throwing their weight behind a key piece of legislation, but conservatives were airing vocal concerns.
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Another piece of legislation, the Broadcast Act 2018, was proposed in October to regulate broadcast news portals.
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It is the first piece of legislation that would entirely reverse the tax cuts passed last year.
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Medicare, another transformative piece of legislation, passed the House with 237 Democrats and 70 Republicans in support.
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It was created in part to protest a piece of legislation the president signed earlier this year.
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It's a piece of legislation that has been debated by the government for an exasperatingly long time.
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Since then, discussions to combine the approaches into a single piece of legislation have made little progress.
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Most of the bills are ultimately expected to be packaged into one piece of legislation this week.
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But a subsequent piece of legislation, which the House approved, eliminated the exemption, effectively nullifying that claim.
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If there is any movement, it won't be in a sprawling piece of legislation Trump once envisioned.
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A similar piece of legislation could be approved this year, putting us on par with the states.
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Lawmakers plan to vote Thursday on another piece of legislation to change an Obama-era EPA rule.
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It also folds in another large piece of legislation designed to improve the nation's mental health services.
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It's the first real piece of legislation that would hold private equity firms accountable for their behavior.
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Nancy Pelosi have done nothing but block and tackle the administration on virtually every piece of legislation.
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I have a major piece of legislation now, PAVE, would require paper ballots and risk-limiting audits.
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It would be odd for other senators to oppose him on a military-related piece of legislation.
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It's a pretty stunning piece of legislation that even some pro-life Republicans think is too extreme.
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This seems like a wash to me; a well-written piece of legislation shouldn't re-tilt the balance.
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Why aren't you bringing us the biggest piece of legislation that would actually get people back to work?
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He wasn't specific on any piece of legislation but indicated there were bills Brown rejected that he favored.
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This year, however, a piece of legislation that was passed on the final day may prove unusually important.
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Multiple other Republicans voted against at least one piece of legislation, but the women received all the criticism.
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Another piece of legislation made creating or circulating "fake news" punishable by up to six years in prison.
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So if you have a piece of legislation that could do that on a bipartisan basis, why not?
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We'll also single out the best piece of legislation he's signed—and yes, we will mention his tweets.
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Two Louisiana lawmakers reportedly decided to settle a dispute over a piece of legislation the old fashioned way.
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A piece of legislation is pitting companies against investors — and the investors have begun fighting back in earnest.
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The Voting Rights Act is arguably the most significant piece of legislation for voter participation in U.S. history.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell tried to quick-vote a piece of legislation before the July 4 recess.
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The first piece of legislation she effectively co-authored was the Generic Drug User Fee Amendments in 2012.
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The second piece of legislation she helped craft was the School Access to Emergency Epinephrine Act of 2013.
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The only real potential problem with this tax is that any piece of legislation can always be changed.
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Congress just passed a big honking piece of legislation that funds a whole lot of things at once.
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Now, a new piece of legislation in New York City is being introduced to combat shadiness surrounding tipping.
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It's rare that a single piece of legislation would so uniformly devastate the well-being of this country.
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Of course, read an actual piece of legislation and you realize Congress may be violating its own laws.
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The first piece of legislation would make sexual harassment training mandatory annually for all members and their staff.
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Both parties could play a meaningful role in passing a truly transformational piece of legislation with broad support.
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A lot is riding on the hope that Sanders's new bill will be a robust piece of legislation.
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That's a thousand or more new years of life offered to kidney patients from one piece of legislation.
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Meanwhile, Trump signaled he supports both bills — leaving it unclear which piece of legislation has the upper hand.
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He endorsed the most unpopular piece of legislation in memory and then declared defeat after only 17 days.
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GDPR is a significant piece of legislation whose full impact will clearly take some time to shake out.
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Patty Murray and Lamar Alexander, and a separate piece of legislation providing federal funds for a reinsurance proposal.
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We'll have to see if either piece of legislation will see the light of day in the Senate.
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Opinion Columnist So far, Donald Trump has passed only one significant piece of legislation: the 2017 tax cut.
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Remember, this is a guy who spent 12 years in Congress without passing a single piece of legislation.
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It is not the impersonal address of a piece of legislation: This is the boundary, trespassers keep out.
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PHIT is a great common-sense piece of legislation that can help America and Americans on many fronts.
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"In terms of terrorism, this is the most effective piece of legislation we can pass," Schumer told reporters.
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As it stands, the Green New Deal is a broad framework rather than a single piece of legislation.
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But I do think that that's a big piece of legislation to look at as a starting point.
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For Mr. Sessions, who called the Voting Rights Act an "intrusive" piece of legislation, it was a victory.
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His ruthless assertiveness has conjured that impossible thing: overwhelming bipartisan American congressional backing for a piece of legislation.
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Like the original New Deal, the Green New Deal is not a single project or piece of legislation.
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It can be in one big piece of legislation or it could be in multiple subsets of legislation.
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Its lowest level of public support for any major piece of legislation enacted in the past 30 years.
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Still, it's risky politics for the Trump administration to make an unpopular piece of legislation it's central policy accomplishment.
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"The USA RIGHTS Act is a bipartisan, bicameral and basic, commonsense piece of legislation that safely reforms Section 702."
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It can take years of planning and lobbying to find the right moment to pass a piece of legislation.
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In response, a group of senators are aiming to reverse the deal through a piece of legislation introduced Thursday.
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Sprecher said the EU's "MiFID II" rules were "daft" and the worst piece of legislation he had ever seen.
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Ultimately, either strategy turns the Senate into an institution where any piece of legislation can pass with 51 votes.
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But CZI officials say their efforts aren't about one piece of legislation, or one city, or one election cycle.
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That's because Republican state senators there used a procedural technicality to kill one such piece of legislation in committee.
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ON FEBRUARY 13th, Donald Trump signed his first major piece of legislation—"a big signing" as he put it.
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"I think people are going to work harder to get to 'yes' this next piece of legislation," Buck said.
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The sprawling piece of legislation - which is necessary to approve ongoing military operations - has historically enjoyed strong bipartisan support.
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The result was the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (FSMA), which remains the governing piece of legislation today.
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GDPR is a piece of legislation that aims to give consumers control of their personal data collected by companies.
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Thomas Jefferson specifically protected Muslims in a piece of legislation he considered important enough to put on his grave.
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It remains a nearly universally admired piece of legislation – one that had a tremendous positive impact on the economy.
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After a rocky start and even with an uncertain future, the ACA has been a popular piece of legislation.
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The original New Deal wasn't one piece of legislation – it was made up of more than 30 separate bills.
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The Green New Deal is a huge piece of legislation being pushed for by the new Democratic-controlled House.
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Congress has yet to enact a single signature piece of legislation, and the calendar ahead doesn't look much better.
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Perhaps the biggest economic shift during Obama's presidency came from a piece of legislation that wasn't sold as such.
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Tim Murphy (R-Pa.), is a good piece of legislation that will make a real difference for countless Americans.
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I strongly encourage senators of both parties to come together to support and pass this important piece of legislation.
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The government's former drugs tsar, David Nutt, has gone further, calling the law "a completely nonsense piece of legislation".
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Based on the political discourse, one might conclude that ESA is a highly controversial piece of legislation among Americans.
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"This important piece of legislation will help us build a better, fairer tax system," she said in a statement.
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It's hard to compete with a piece of legislation that forced Americans to buy insurance or pay a penalty.
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"There will be a piece of legislation passes this year that is called 'the repeal of Obamacare,' " Azar said.
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That piece of legislation, according to the Chinese embassy in Washington, violated the political foundation of the Sino-U.
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This is significant progress towards passage of this mammoth piece of legislation that spans agriculture, nutrition, forestry and conservation.
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I voted for Dodd-Frank, but let us not fool ourselves: It was a very modest piece of legislation.
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Franken's office had been working with her on crafting the piece of legislation for about a year, Honold said.
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His government will bring a new piece of legislation before the UK Parliament on Tuesday allowing a fresh vote.
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The foreign policy package was expected to be the first piece of legislation passed by the Senate in 2019.
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Sometimes a bad piece of legislation doesn't die, it just returns in another form—call it a zombie bill.
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Trump has yet to sign a major piece of legislation and there's growing pressure for him to do so.
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Kemp campaigned as an antiabortion stalwart, and, for his first major piece of legislation, he signed House Bill 481.
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It is a repugnant, racist, and ignorant piece of legislation that goes against everything that America should stand for.
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" The HONEST Act is this year's version of a piece of legislation formerly called the "Secret Science Reform Act.
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In Britain, for example, the main piece of legislation that regulates how workers are treated was passed in 1996.
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Repeatedly, the group has shown itself incapable of coming to an agreement on moving any significant piece of legislation.
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Our goal was to offer a viable alternative to every major piece of legislation the Democratic majority put forward.
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This is the vote you would expect, in which the full Senate votes on a final piece of legislation.
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HABERMAN: On tax reform very quickly just because you said you might attach infrastructure to another piece of legislation.
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I can't find a single piece of legislation that's been as poorly received as the GOP's health reform efforts.
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Ortis has been charged under the Security of Information Act, an espionage and foreign powers-focused piece of legislation.
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Republicans had eyed attaching the emergency clause to another piece of legislation, but Democrats collectively voted against the proposal.
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"It is a terrifying piece of legislation," Bekezela Gumbo, a researcher at the Zimbabwe Democracy Institute, told VICE News.
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The bill, called the Loan Shark Prevention Act, is Ocasio-Cortez's first big piece of legislation as a congresswoman.
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The math is difficult and the last-minute adjustments to any piece of legislation can color the rest of it.
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GDPR refers to a piece of legislation that aims to give consumers control of personal data collected by tech companies.
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Klobuchar and Warner said it was possible the measure could be offered an amendment to another larger piece of legislation.
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Rob Portman, into one piece of legislation that he hopes could have enough support to override a potential presidential veto.
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However, Turnbull faces an uphill task in introducing another cornerstone piece of legislation aimed at creating a building industry watchdog.
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The bill will be the first piece of legislation to respond to Facebook's Russia ads crisis, and others may follow.
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House Democrats, when they took back the majority in 2018, even made campaign finance reform their first piece of legislation.
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But with the symbolic 100-day mark fast approaching, he has yet to pass a single major piece of legislation.
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Once a member has at least a piece of legislation publicly available, any estimate that exists is made public immediately.
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But at the very core of any piece of legislation is just how it will define "personal" or "sensitive" information.
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Both the House and the Senate must pass a final piece of legislation before Trump could sign it into law.
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One Republican House member says the crux of the impasse is Trump's failure to rally behind one piece of legislation.
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A piece of legislation must be defeated twice by the Senate to give Turnbull the trigger for an early election.
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It was still a conservative piece of legislation — Democrats weren't included in the process — but it wasn't as hard-line.
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Why it matters: Lobbyists — and their influence — are a fact of life in Washington, impacting nearly every piece of legislation.
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"As the Prime Minister said, this is probably the most misunderstood piece of legislation in Danish history," Ellemann-Jensen said.
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He said that the bill "is probably the single most disappointing piece of legislation" in his time in the Senate.
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He added that the bill "is probably the single most disappointing piece of legislation" in his time in the Senate.
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It is, according to at least one Republican, the most reviled piece of legislation on Capitol Hill in recent memory.
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"I would think that if it doesn't pass ... you'll see a follow-up piece of legislation within days," he said.
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"The ERO is a deeply flawed piece of legislation,"Jan Wetzel, a senior legal advisor at Amnesty International, said recently.
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As the final piece of legislation makes its way to the president's desk, the proposal will continue to generate controversy.
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If two dozen lawmakers sign it, that alone is enough to deny Republicans a majority on any piece of legislation.
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A further piece of legislation authorized Adams to appoint 42 new justices of the peace for the District of Columbia.
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But this is also true of any major piece of legislation at this point, whether it be universal or incremental.
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Upton and DeGette have been tireless in their efforts to get this critical piece of legislation across the finish line.
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After a year, and an official inquiry into Dunblane, the Conservative government passed a sweeping piece of legislation restricting handguns.
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Step 28500: Set up an important deadline for a high-stakes piece of legislation like the expiration of federal funding.
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There was a piece of legislation supported by dozens and dozens of members of the House which codified existing legislation.
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In May, a piece of legislation known as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is set to come into force.
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"This is the piece of legislation people are focusing on as far as health care access in Pennsylvania," said Fiedler.
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One of the first things Republicans will likely go after is the Affordable Care Act, Obama's signature piece of legislation.
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The Foreign Investment Risk Review Modernization Act is currently the most widely supported piece of legislation that would reform CFIUS.
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European lawmakers have rejected the fast-tracking of a piece of legislation that critics say would significantly damage internet freedom.
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In January 2009, President Barack Obama's signed his first piece of legislation into law: the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act.
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The Office of Management and Budget keeps an account of every piece of legislation that impacts revenue or mandatory spending.
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This second piece of legislation, at first glance, also seems to be about increasing transparency and reducing conflicts of interests.
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Another piece of legislation requires the city to take a census of vacant properties zoned as residential every five years.
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In fact, it's not clear any piece of legislation so unpopular has ever before become law, as Seth Hanlon notes.
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A new Republican president signs a new entitlement and a new tax increase as his first major piece of legislation?
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But whatever happens with this particular piece of legislation, it points to a new way for Washington to do business.
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"The bill that the Supreme Court will hear is a women's health piece of legislation," its sponsor, Louisiana state Sen.
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For instance, one current piece of legislation, the Disability Integration Act, has 34 co-sponsors, but only two are Republicans.
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Of particular frustration is that Neal's counterproposal wasn't even a piece of legislation but only a vague one-page outline.
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The first comprehensive piece of legislation to emerge from the DSM, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), tackles this issue.
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The Future of Artificial Intelligence Act, a bipartisan piece of legislation pending in the House and Senate, exemplifies this trend.
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Sometimes it is almost impossible to determine who is telling the truth when a complex piece of legislation passes Congress.
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Turnbull now plans to turn his attention to another cornerstone piece of legislation aimed at creating a building industry watchdog.
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NATIONAL An article on Tuesday about House scrutiny of the Education Department misstated the name of a piece of legislation.
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But the Republican bills — which still have to be mushed together into one piece of legislation — do other things, too.
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President Donald Trump's first major piece of legislation renewed the program, which has greatly benefitted his son-in-law's business.
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They are expected to add the Russia sanctions as an amendment to a piece of legislation on sanctions for Iran.
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Every year, Congress appropriates funding for defense by way of a recurring piece of legislation called the National Defense Authorization Act.
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Matt Gaetz introduced a 45-word bill to "terminate" the EPA — a piece of legislation that is not expected to pass.
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It's also a heavily litigated piece of legislation that's pulled high-profile companies like Google and Facebook into class action lawsuits.
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While this is not a specific piece of legislation to tackle the entire blockchain and cryptocurrency space, it's a starting point.
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Some experts believe it's simply a way to make a strong point to Facebook and not a serious piece of legislation.
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But the Office of Management and Budget keeps an account of every piece of legislation that impacts revenue or mandatory spending.
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This piece of legislation also seeks to make science at the EPA more transparent and less prone to conflicts of interest.
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Republican Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick, who guides the agenda in the Senate, has said it is a priority piece of legislation.
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They were rewriting one-sixth of the economy by ramming through this piece of legislation, and those were very strong attacks.
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Nonetheless, Stefani called the ordinance "a very well-intentioned piece of legislation" and lauded the board's ability to handle respectful disagreement.
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Microsoft, in addition to being opposed to the plan, actually supports another proposed piece of legislation, the International Communications Privacy Act.
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It's even more impressive when the bill in question is a substantial piece of legislation on a fairly divisive, important topic.
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A defeat would mean he'd failed to deliver his first key piece of legislation and let a key campaign pledge slide.
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While I've been in Congress, I can't recall a more universally detested piece of legislation than this GOP health care bill.
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In order to call such a poll he needs a piece of legislation twice defeated by the Senate as the trigger.
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In fact, the BPWG has already introduced its first piece of legislation this Congress, the Fiscal State of the Nation Resolution.
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The only piece of legislation being passed this year is the Supervision Law, under which the new Supervision Commission will operate.
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Lawmakers are talking about the power of these companies, but no piece of legislation is likely to pass any time soon.
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"The original piece of legislation was poorly written, but we were able to look at the House and Senate," she said.
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Dianne Feinstein to back a piece of legislation restoring DACA protections for undocumented immigrants who came to the US as children.
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In this sense, the ADA is a remarkably progressive piece of legislation that, post-Amendments Act, has an extremely broad reach.
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While no piece of legislation is ever perfect, I truly believe the FLY Act is a step in the right direction.
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Schumer didn't say if Democrats would offer Manchin-Toomey as their background check legislation or file a separate piece of legislation.
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The bill was hailed as a signature piece of legislation amid intense scrutiny of the US's justice system in recent years.
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Schumer said "there was goodwill" on both sides about developing a major piece of legislation, Jordan Fabian and Scott Wong reported.
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He also sponsored a piece of legislation called the ABLE Act to create tax-free savings accounts for people with disabilities.
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Few details The plan the President is expected to announce in January won't be a formal piece of legislation, officials said.
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Kasich vetoed a similar piece of legislation -- House Bill 258, known as the "heartbeat bill" -- last month before he left office.
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The last piece of legislation that President John F. Kennedy signed into law was the Community Mental Health Act on Oct.
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The way to do this is to ask a simple question about each piece of legislation that Congress considers: who decides?
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It was a piece of legislation made in the mold of a man who seeks to stoke false fear about immigrants.
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"This is a terrible piece of legislation, setting horrific precedent and must not be passed," he said from the Senate floor.
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That cut was included in a $1.5 trillion package that immediately became Mr. Trump's signature piece of legislation on economic policy.
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The measure is the rare piece of legislation supported by representatives from both the majority and opposition parties in the House.
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She is promising to bring Parliament an improved piece of legislation that she hopes will be more attractive to opposition lawmakers.
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"We can't have California having one piece of legislation and then Florida, Georgia and New York having different ones," he added.
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The first piece of legislation would ban the IRS from using funds to target citizens for exercising their First Amendment rights.
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They criticize any piece of legislation that doesn't completely accomplish conservative goals, but don't build coalitions to devise complex legislation themselves.
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Apart from noncontroversial suspension bills, McCarthy listed only one other piece of legislation — regarding antitrust laws — for next week's floor schedule.
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The For the People Act was the first piece of legislation Democrats introduced when they took the majority in the House.
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Thune lamented that state of play on Tuesday, accusing Democrats of playing partisan politics with a non-controversial piece of legislation.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has notched something historic in his presidency: This afternoon, he vetoed his first piece of legislation.
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Democrats' first piece of legislation in January, HR 1, includes a requirement that presidential candidates release 10 years of tax returns.
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Every candidate for national office should be required to make public her or her position on this vital piece of legislation.
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If Democrats can't show a bipartisan achievement like infrastructure or another piece of legislation, could that hurt the party in 2020?
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Some analysts said Congress may try to tackle both issues at the same time, perhaps in a single piece of legislation.
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They found it easier to completely rework a major piece of legislation — again and again — than to twist the CBO director's arm.
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Warren called for repealing the 1994 crime bill, a bipartisan piece of legislation that Biden pushed as a senator at the time.
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The first piece of legislation Peace tried to pass would have banned alimony awards from victims to spouses convicted of domestic violence.
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It concerned Georgia's "religious freedom" bill, a piece of legislation that she said would lead to discrimination against gay and transgender people.
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"It's a shameful piece of legislation, and the Republicans should know better," House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi told lawmakers before the vote.
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Their general conditions are at the heart of a related piece of legislation which is now being argued over by member states.
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A recent law grants dos Santos immunity, while a separate piece of legislation protects the jobs of senior military and intelligence officials.
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On November 14th Parliament began its detailed scrutiny of the EU withdrawal bill, a necessary piece of legislation for Brexit to proceed.
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It was that rare piece of legislation that both Democrats and Republicans agreed upon (Klobuchar was a co-sponsor of the legislation).
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In a meeting with the entire House Republican conference earlier this week, Trump didn't express support for one specific piece of legislation.
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Much of this has to do with a piece of legislation titled the Prison Litigation Reform Act, which turns 20 this April.
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You can have the public option coexist with Obamacare (Affordable Care Act), which was former President Barack Obama's signature piece of legislation.
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"For us, it is never been about the timeline but getting the best piece of legislation that helps the most," Sanders said.
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Kamala Harris dropped her first major piece of legislation this week: A pre-trial bail reform bill sponsored with Kentucky Republican Sen.
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Cory Booker, Elizabeth Warren and Dick Durbin -- introduced the piece of legislation that would significantly change the way imprisoned women are treated.
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Liz Cheney's (R-Wyo.) first piece of legislation to hit the floor -- to undo the "BLM Planning 2.0" regulation finalized in December.
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He says he was taken aback by the level of animosity directed at what he saw as a sensible piece of legislation.
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Some aides and analysts have speculated that those issues might be swept into a single piece of legislation, possibly including Harvey aid.
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You'd be hard pressed to find a more controversial piece of legislation in tech policy circles than the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
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"They don't have a comprehensive piece of legislation to act on," said Annie Li, of the campaign group Justice Centre Hong Kong.
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One piece of legislation would be Sarbanes's Government by the People Act, which proposes a small-donor matching system for federal candidates.
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It is easier for people to vote along party lines without the merits or faults of a piece of legislation being debated.
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Schumer said after the sit-down that "there was goodwill" on both sides toward crafting a major piece of legislation on infrastructure.
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The first piece of legislation would ban the IRS from using funds to target citizens for exercising their First Amendment rights. Rep.
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With one piece of legislation, Georgia could make it easier for defendants like Gates to establish their right to a new trial.
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A European Union committee voted on Wednesday in favor of a controversial piece of legislation meant to crack down on copyright infringement.
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The procedural vote was technically on a substitute amendment from Alexander, which senators have been treating as the main piece of legislation.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson will bring forward a piece of legislation on Tuesday allowing a vote to take place on December 12.
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His only option is to find an alternative piece of legislation that can satisfy the demands of Denham and avoid this showdown.
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Patty Murray (D-WA), introduced a new piece of legislation last week that will guarantee LGBTQ people better protections for their finances.
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"One person cannot get a piece of legislation passed, so they both know that cooperating only works to their advantage," she said.
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The GOP has been scrambling to enact at least one major piece of legislation in the year following President Donald Trump's inauguration.
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Republicans blocked a piece of legislation that would have made it illegal for people on the no-fly list to purchase guns.
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I've been through enough political campaigns to know that no piece of legislation—AUMA included—is going to make anybody completely happy.
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I would have thought if it were to happen, it would have happened on the [omnibus] — a must-pass piece of legislation.
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With so many families already struggling to pay for their medications, it's a piece of legislation our country can't afford to ignore.
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Were Republicans right when they suggested that Democrats had started to try to infuse this third piece of legislation with liberal priorities?
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Were Republicans right when they suggested that Democrats had started to try to infuse this third piece of legislation with liberal priorities?
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Inevitably, both sides of the debate will turn to economics to make their case for or against this powerful piece of legislation.
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But some climate experts praised the plan, which would require the European Commission to factor climate goals into every piece of legislation.
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The Senate bill is "by far, the most harmful piece of legislation I have seen in my lifetime," said Senator Bernie Sanders.
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Consider his work on veterans health care reform with John McCain, a detailed piece of legislation that by its nature required compromise.
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They'd come together with some meeting of the minds to prepare a piece of legislation that would address everything the President outlined.
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Ads that advocate for a specific candidate or piece of legislation will be banned, according to one advertiser briefed on Twitter's plans.
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Discharge petitions are rarely successful, except in cases where there's a wide bipartisan coalition in favor of advancing a piece of legislation.
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But a dodgy, decades-old White House air-conditioning system waits for no president or piece of legislation, White House officials argue.
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Now is the time for Congress to step up and pass this critical piece of legislation for pregnant workers in every state.
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It's hard to get Democrats and Republicans to agree on what to have for lunch, never mind an important piece of legislation.
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One of the harshest critics of the president didn&apost come to Washington expecting this would be her first piece of legislation.
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Perhaps we would be better off with a do-nothing Congress than the one that fashioned this reckless, misguided piece of legislation.
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Republicans have been wary about committing to a specific piece of legislation until they get a sign about what Trump will support.
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"This wasn't a dinner where we're trying to negotiate a specific piece of legislation," Warner said in an interview Thursday with MSNBC.
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Republicans need at least six Democratic votes to overcome an initial 22019-vote procedural hurdle to take up a piece of legislation.
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Without "yes" votes from both Capito and Portman, the first signature piece of legislation of Trump's presidency is likely doomed to fail.
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The proposal comes after South Dakota's state legislature struck down a similar piece of legislation on Monday — marking a victory for transgender advocates.
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So while its well intention, this flawed piece of legislation, was designed to curb human trafficking, it had a slew of unintended consequences.
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" After the Senate passed the bill Thursday, Schupp called it an "extreme and egregious piece of legislation that puts women's lives at risk.
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The immigration minister, Inger Stojberg, has meanwhile been criticized for celebrating her 50th piece of legislation tightening immigration laws with a big cake.
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In March, Huawei filed a lawsuit against the U.S. claiming a piece of legislation that prevents government agencies buying its equipment is unconstitutional.
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But skinny repeal was a terrible piece of legislation that senators told themselves they were only voting for to spark a conference committee.
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The whole point of CBO scoring is to figure this out before you decide whether a piece of legislation is good or bad.
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Four months after he was elected president, his government on August 31st unveiled its first piece of legislation designed to do just that.
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In the past, he has indicated he prefers passing a variety of small immigration bills rather than one big comprehensive piece of legislation.
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Contact your lawmakers about this piece of legislation if you believe higher education needs to be more accessible and affordable for more Americans.
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"That was a good example of the failure to communicate early about a piece of legislation that was obviously very popular," McConnell said.
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He pretty much follows his party, and when a piece of legislation is particularly controversial he's known to skip out of voting altogether.
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They led a social media campaign for a piece of legislation proposed by Senator Cory Booker that pushes for police transparency and accountability.
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Additionally, 10-minute debate for each piece of legislation considered is consistent with the same time floor amendments receive during the appropriations process.
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In supporting Katter's bill, Christensen would be defying his own party's position while potentially helping a contentious piece of legislation pass through parliament.
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Which is the same story of virtually every major piece of legislation since Republicans took control of the House in the 2010 election.
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Any major piece of legislation will contain glitches, flawed language that opens an unforeseen loophole or minor clauses that clash in unexpected ways.
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Gun control advocates challenged the law on a technicality - that it passed as part of what they called an unrelated piece of legislation.
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Indeed, the current administration was at the time widely portrayed in the media as being incapable of passing any significant piece of legislation.
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Senate Republicans voiced support Tuesday for moving a narrow piece of legislation that might only deal with the issue of families being separated.
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When the new Congress convenes in January, the first piece of legislation the new majority will introduce is a sweeping democracy reform agenda.
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An impeccably technocratic piece of legislation mauled by partisanship and endangered by the Constitution: This is what twenty-first-century Progressivism looks like.
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"I proposed a piece of legislation ... this past year that said parolees should have the right to vote," he said during the event.
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Unlike the House's electronic voting system, senators vote by indicating to a floor clerk whether they support a piece of legislation or nomination.
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Gutiérrez said Sunday that Democrats should not endorse either piece of legislation, arguing the bills would not address the issue of family separation.
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"Energy and Commerce Democrats feel like we have an obligation to provide a solid piece of legislation that protects consumer privacy," said Rep.
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Trump had previously said he would sign either piece of legislation, a view that seemed to be directly contradicted by his Friday tweet.
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A recently-introduced piece of legislation would prohibit NTIA from permitting the contract with IANA to lapse, unless expressly permitted by Congressional legislation.
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This historic piece of legislation also improves the safety of everyday products, from household cleaners to the material used to make our automobiles.
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Everything under federal control and every piece of legislation that comes out of Congress has to find a home somewhere in the budget.
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"It's going to be a very detailed piece of legislation, and it can be what they want it to be," the official said.
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It will be the first piece of legislation the Senate has a vote on since the start of the 116th Congress on Thursday.
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This week, Democrats will bring their No. 2900 priority piece of legislation to the House floor: H.R. 220006, The For The People Act.
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But look through the list of solutions Haidt and his colleagues provide, and you won't find a single piece of legislation among them.
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" His key quote: "A new Republican president signs a new entitlement and a new tax increase as his first major piece of legislation?
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A new piece of legislation in Ontario could force parents to take a science class if they don't want to vaccinate their kids.
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When the nation was formed in 1901, the first significant piece of legislation was the White Australia Policy, which banned immigration from Asia.
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"From a public policy standpoint, it is not a good piece of legislation," Centene's chief executive, Michael F. Neidorff, said in an interview.
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This is not as transparent as the GDPR is and they did not succeed in replacing that piece of legislation by new regulation.
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Congress will act today on the third different piece of legislation the President has called for, building on the progress we've made before.
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He's constantly standing off of Trump's shoulder as the President signs this order or that piece of legislation, clapping and smiling on cue.
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But the fact the resolution is only a framework, not a detailed piece of legislation, is giving the right fodder to misconstrue it.
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The NFU urged the government to include a legal commitment to maintaining food standards in a piece of legislation called the Agriculture Bill.
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While the outcome of that very heavily lobbied piece of legislation remains to be seen today's ruling is clearly a win for privacy.
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Jerry Brown to preserve a piece of legislation known as Hayden's Law, which he had authored to protect shelter animals from premature euthanasia.
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I urge Congress to quickly pass this bipartisan piece of legislation so that we can make blood cancer history once and for all.
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It can bind "stink-eyers" going forward, but a piece of legislation cannot single out any individual or make past behavior retroactively illegal.
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"This is a $700 million piece of legislation that would help the neediest at the time they need help the most," he said.
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"In terms of terrorism, this is the most effective piece of legislation we can pass," Schumer told reporters on a Monday conference call.
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A piece of legislation really becomes alive once it has been interpreted by judges, who have the chance to be informed by experts.
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It's a sprawling, many-tentacled piece of legislation whose opening lines declare that the protection of personal data is a universal human right.
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Its signature piece of legislation — the Affordable Care Act — was the biggest attack on economic inequality since inequality began rising four decades ago.
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Polls have shown the House bill to be among the most unpopular of any major piece of legislation in the last two decades.
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"I know that it's a cathartic thing for some people to point to a piece of legislation to fix a problem," Ybos said.
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DeLauro's main piece of legislation is the Paycheck Fairness Act, which would update the Equal Pay Act and the Fair Labor Standards Act.
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The HB2 law that was recently passed is a despicable piece of legislation that encourages discrimination against an entire group of American citizens.
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Statutory PAYGO means the Office of Management and Budget keeps an account of every piece of legislation that impacts revenue or mandatory spending.
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It was a $30 billion piece of legislation that, among other things, funded the hiring of 100,000 new police officers across the country.
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Perhaps the most famous cases of the Byrd rule affecting a major piece of legislation were the 210 and 251 Bush tax cuts.
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Because the budget rider expires every year, Rohrabacher has also introduced a separate piece of legislation that would make protections for states permanent.
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It sounds like the best way it can happen isn&apost in one grand piece of legislation, as they are going to try tomorrow.
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One, introducing even a limited deductible — $250 or $500 a year — would help to reduce the price tag of an actual piece of legislation.
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First there was the Violence Against Women Act, the landmark piece of legislation he introduced back in 1990 when he was a U.S. senator.
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Zuckerberg also firmly endorsed the Senate's pending Honest Ads Act, a bipartisan piece of legislation that would cement many of these policies into law.
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Adding to the confusion, the House has also been toying with a third piece of legislation, a modified version of the conservative Goodlatte bill.
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This 14-page piece of legislation touches on a wide range of topics including cutting carbon emissions and switching power generation to 100% renewables.
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More than once, I've told Chuck that his time would be better spent not worrying about what we think about every piece of legislation.
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Democrats think Obamacare is the most politically viable piece of legislation to accomplish all those things — and they're betting Republicans won't have better ideas.
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They may get another chance when the House and Senate compromise on a single piece of legislation to vote on and pass to Trump.
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On October 19th of last year, a just-barely bipartisan group of senators held a press conference to announce a new piece of legislation.
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Yet for the quarter century since then, the US Congress has failed to pass a single major piece of legislation to implement the treaty.
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It also refers to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, a controversial piece of legislation that makes it illegal for customers to circumvent copy protection.
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"Passing this important piece of legislation will bring us one step closer to ending sex trafficking online & restoring safety in our communities," she tweeted.
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It's expected that Cornyn will amend a previous piece of legislation he authored — the Humane Act — which would expedite the hearings of undocumented children.
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While Europe has moved first on a major data protection law, politicians in the U.S. have yet to introduce a countrywide piece of legislation.
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Legislative experts have so far expressed doubts about whether a piece of legislation proposed this week could be turned into law before April 10.
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While one piece of legislation cannot fix years of ineffective policy, I believe Congress will soon take a strong step in the right direction.
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McConnell has also been unable to craft a piece of legislation that commands broad support within his own party, let alone among moderate Democrats.
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How did McConnell obtain the votes he needed for a bill that is less popular than any major piece of legislation in several decades?
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" McConnell called it "the single worst piece of legislation among many pieces of legislation passed in the first two years of the Obama presidency.
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Republicans are trying to repeal and replace former President Barack Obama's signature piece of legislation but have not agreed on how to do so.
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Although there are always critics of legislation that gives workers greater choice in their employment terms, this is not a radical piece of legislation.
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As a single mother to three children, one of whom has Down syndrome, this piece of legislation would be catastrophic for my little family.
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Though it was certainly a well-intentioned piece of legislation, congressional members made the right choice not to pass it in its current form.
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When members of the tort bar start to salivate over a piece of legislation, it's worthwhile to find out where the red meat resides.
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Republicans can only afford to lose two votes on any piece of legislation -- assuming (as we should assume) they don't get any Democratic votes.
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"It's because of you, the support you're giving us for this most important piece of legislation, that's going to make it happen," he said.
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Finally, Republican senators have done what their House colleagues and even their donors feared they couldn't: they've finally passed a cornerstone piece of legislation.
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Business owners ought to watch Congress' next steps to see which of these elements will ultimately make it into the final piece of legislation.
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" This represents a sharp departure for Rubio, who previously called it a "good piece of legislation" that House Republicans should "take a look at.
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"Technically, its role should be to declare whether or not this or that piece of legislation or executive-branch initiative is constitutional," he wrote.
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This unusual coalition is one of many reasons why the First Step Act might be the strangest piece of legislation in the Trump era.
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He opposed the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and voted against the Brady Bill five times, a pro-gun control piece of legislation.
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So for example, the Democrats as a whole, have a piece of legislation that they want to introduce in January that's called HR 2628.
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A month later, in January, a new piece of legislation was offered that contained the money that would be used for the auto rescue.
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Reauthorized every five years, the farm bill is a massive piece of legislation that authorizes funding for all federal food and farm-support programs.
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"I believe we need to complete one landmark piece of legislation signed into law each month between now and November," Chairman Mark Meadows said.
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Throughout the years, he helped advance a number of piece of legislation focused on combating climate change, cutting tax loopholes, and promoting gun control.
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He's also secured a seat this term on the powerful Rules Committee, which shapes every piece of legislation just before it hits the floor.
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The House and Senate would need to agree on a single piece of legislation, pass it and send it to Trump for his signature.
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Meanwhile, the committee relentlessly attacked the Affordable Care Act, a piece of legislation that was the only reason my friend Katelin had health insurance.
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When Mr. Sanders talks about Medicare for All, he doesn't treat it as a bureaucratic system, a complex piece of legislation to be explained.
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And if that particular bill wasn't the piece of legislation anti-Trump Republican senators wanted to use, then they need to find another one.
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Funds could be included in a larger piece of legislation, perhaps a sprawling spending bill in December to keep the government open, senators say.
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It's a piece of legislation that explicitly excludes Muslim immigrants and refugees from Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Bangladesh from being fast-tracked for Indian citizenship.
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"You simply can't pass a major piece of legislation in this country unless both the president and Congress are focused on it," Cramer said.
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This is an essential piece of legislation because right now, background checks are only required under federal law for sales conducted by licensed dealers.
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WASHINGTON — If they squint hard enough, they can see hope in the form of an ambitious piece of legislation like a big tax cut.
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The first mistake of Obamacare was attempting to restructure and regulate a massive portion of the economy through an immense single piece of legislation.
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More of a mission statement than a fully baked piece of legislation, the Green New Deal is long on aspiration and short on specifics.
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Trump lambasted the so-called omnibus bill -- and pledged to never sign another piece of legislation like the one he was about to sign.
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"Every dynamic in every demography of my state gets absolutely slammed with this piece of legislation," Mr. Manchin said on CBS's "Face the Nation."
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"FOSTA was a carefully crafted and thoughtful piece of legislation that holds bad actors accountable," Evan Engstrom, Engine's executive director, said in a statement.
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The issue has sparked a perennial debate on Capitol Hill, although lawmakers have so far failed to coalesce around a single piece of legislation.
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Cornyn warned that the Senate risked a repeat of this month's failed immigration debate if it tries to draft an expansive piece of legislation.
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It is the only bipartisan and bicameral piece of legislation that would permanently protect these young people, who are fully integrated into our communities.
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Right now, the Green New Deal is a resolution mapping out a framework for a green economy, rather than a specific piece of legislation.
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That piece of legislation and the subsequent allegations against Marshall come amid a wider national conversation about sexual harassment and assault in the workplace.
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It's expected that Cornyn will amend a previous piece of legislation he authored, the Humane Act, which would expedite the hearings of undocumented children.
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When Senators voted on the motion to proceed, they were not voting for a final piece of legislation; they are merely voting to start debate.
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As we warned last week, an ill-considered piece of legislation has been thrown in that makes the NSA's limitless wiretapping look like child's play.
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Remember, the ACA was Nancy Pelosi's signature piece of legislation passed in 2010, so keeping the health care law alive is very important to her.
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European Commission spokeswoman Vanessa Mock said that the PRIIPs law is a self-standing piece of legislation that can still be implemented from Jan. 1.
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Phil Bryant signed a controversial religious freedom bill Tuesday, a piece of legislation that gay rights groups and the state's businesses have decried as discriminatory.
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It was included as an amendment on the National Defense Authorization Act, a must-pass piece of legislation that has already moved through the House.
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VICE will be tracking every piece of legislation passed by Congress and signed by Trump, as well as all of the executive orders Trump signed.
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The biggest piece of legislation has been the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) which governs all companies operating in the 28 European Union member states.
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"Democrats should take credit for killing a really, really bad piece of legislation," the Independent senator from Vermont told CNN's Anderson Cooper on Friday night.
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"We think that Leader McConnell and his senators within the Senate are working to try to get this piece of legislation on track," Price said.
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That fight will occur later this year over the defense appropriations bill, which is a separate piece of legislation that allocates spending for the Pentagon.
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Senator Ed Markey (D-Mass.) also sent the FTC a letter today about YouTube's violations of COPPA — a piece of legislation that he co-authored.
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As The Hill's Devin Henry reports, this was the second piece of legislation Trump has signed into law to undo an Obama-era environmental rule.
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It isn't the media's job to defeat the BCRA, or any piece of legislation, but the thud-like landing of McConnell's bill is incredibly damning.
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When 85033 percent of House members believe that every piece of legislation should bend to their will, they are what's wrong with our political system.
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Donors would be free to make donations to a charity or religious organization contingent on the group supporting a certain piece of legislation or candidate.
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Bernie Sanders, a Vermont independent, blasted the GOP tax bill, calling it a "terrible, terrible piece of legislation" and warning it would balloon the deficit.
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But, at the moment, congressional Republicans are more optimistic than they have been in months about the possibility of a major piece of legislation passing.
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There isn't a whole lot to say about this sorry state of affairs, other than this singular piece of legislation epitomizes why Americans hate politics.
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Both parties realize the status quo isn't working and appear open to making student outcomes a priority as they reauthorize this massive piece of legislation.
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Biden wrapped up his tweetstorm, calling for a new piece of legislation aimed at fixing healthcare, as well as a "reasonable debate" on the subject.
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The ACA is a complicated piece of legislation to describe, let alone defend, and the right has subsequently dishonestly blamed rising premiums on the ACA.
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Another piece of legislation being weighed would also allow the city to standardize occupancy rates, and set geographic limits on where certain services could operate.
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GDPR is short for the General Data Protection Regulation, a piece of legislation that will come into force across the European Union on May 25.
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Passed in 2009, it was never publicly read and was unobtrusively "folded into a larger, unrelated piece of legislation called the 2010 Defense Appropriations Act."
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"The failure to have a piece of legislation that will solve all the problems is not a license to do nothing about it," said Rep.
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The First Step Act is a landmark piece of legislation that will implement critical reforms based on evidence in the notoriously inefficient federal justice system.
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John Glenn (D-Ohio), to keep nuclear weapons out of the hands of Pakistan, most notably through a piece of legislation called the Pressler Amendment.
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"The thought is let a little time go by and see if some corrective measures can be put in another piece of legislation," he added.
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Yet for once, McConnell isn't controlling each aspect of crafting a major piece of legislation put together on the fly, an unusual position for him.
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He devised a piece of legislation that would create a new state agency with oversight of police departments and district attorneys' offices throughout New York.
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The White House has signaled that a third piece of legislation is on its way, geared toward helping particularly hard-hit industries including the airlines.
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It's a long, thorough piece of legislation that mandates carbon emission reductions across the state's economy while accounting for job quality standards and economic equity.
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"With that in mind, he wants to carefully study the various proposals and ideas and has not endorsed or backed any specific piece of legislation."
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The European Union (Withdrawal Agreement) Bill is a piece of legislation which is designed to put Britain&aposs divorce deal with the EU into law.
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"I was very proud to stand with the president because that piece of legislation is going to provide relief to millions of Americans," she said.
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There is no panacea piece of legislation to keep guns out of the hands of just the people who would go on a murderous spree.
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But as we approach the 28503th anniversary of this important piece of legislation, we should take stock of how far we have – and haven't – come.
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Congress intended the C.B.O. to serve as a nonpartisan provider of cost estimates and economic forecasts for nearly every piece of legislation that Congress considers.
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A proposed piece of legislation from the House threatens to change NASA's efforts to return humans to the Moon, worrying NASA officials and space advocates.
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On Wednesday, as Benioff was sending his tweet, Salesforce lawyers were citing the piece of legislation in their defense of a lawsuit against the company.
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So there are ways in which the House G.O.P. might yet escape the consequences of voting for such a lousy and unpopular piece of legislation.
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Americans know this wasn't true: the GOP tax law holds the distinct honor of being the most unpopular piece of legislation passed in modern history.
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Like the public education system, the VA health-care system cannot be fixed with a simple court order or piece of legislation that demands integration.
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"This important piece of legislation allows platforms to fight sex trafficking while giving victims the chance to seek justice against companies that don't," Sandberg wrote.
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This critical piece of legislation fits within the broader themes of the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) Reauthorization package – aligning statute with current medical practices.
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"I think that's going to be more effective than trying to pass a piece of legislation that will not make it into law," he added.
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"The president saying that this will be repealed and replaced at the same time doesn't necessarily mean it's in the same piece of legislation," Blunt said.
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The only major piece of legislation expected to pass during the post-election "lame duck" session is an important bill to boost funding for modern medicine.
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McCain's name is affixed to another major piece of legislation from that era, the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act, or "McCain–Feingold," as it's more commonly known.
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In mid-April, the four senators joined forced forces to merge their bills into a single piece of legislation: the Special Counsel Independence and Integrity Act.
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Although both letters expressed general support for overhauling the current system, members stopped short of endorsing any one piece of legislation that has already been introduced.
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Providing it has the support of 210 lawmakers from at least four political parties, it makes time for a piece of legislation giving May until Feb.
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In Britain the European Union withdrawal bill, a significant piece of legislation in the Brexit process, passed its first parliamentary hurdle by 326 votes to 290.
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One massive piece of legislation Clifton said Congress will try to do away with before Trump even sets foot in office is the Affordable Care Act.
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And while Mr Trump has yet to unite his party around a major piece of legislation, the White House has plenty of sway over regulatory policy.
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The European Parliament has voted in favor of the Copyright Directive, a controversial piece of legislation intended to update online copyright laws for the internet age.
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From food stamps to conservation issues, the farm bill is a huge piece of legislation that needs to be updated by Congress about every 5 years.
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A bipartisan group of senators is already working on a piece of legislation aimed to send a message to Duterte that his drug war must stop.
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Image via Wikimedia Commons An 11th hour piece of legislation prompted by Prince's untimely death on April 21 was introduced today in the Minnesota state legislature.
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That was a really profound moment — that he'd throw them under bus so casually on a piece of legislation that were already so leery about supporting.
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Before the GOP walkout, HB 2020 was regarded as a compromise piece of legislation that had been through a long process and subject to many amendments.
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GOP lawmakers are preparing to introduce yet another piece of legislation that purports to restore net neutrality just a year after Republicans moved to dismantle it.
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If someone calls a "point of order" on a piece of legislation, the Senate Parliamentarian will determine if the legislation qualifies under the rules of reconciliation.
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Next steps: Senate sponsors could try to attach their bill to a larger piece of legislation (though that can be hard) or move it through committee.
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Bernie Sanders on Monday called the GOP health care legislation "the cruelest, most destructive and irresponsible piece of legislation" brought to the Senate in modern history.
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" Sanders also added, "I am absolutely willing, as I've said for many, many weeks, if not months, to take another look at that piece of legislation.
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Now they have to vote on a bill, a piece of legislation that will be McConnell's most lasting tangible legacy, whatever it turns out to be.
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The lowest level of support for TrumpCare is a mere 2628 percent, far lower than the support for any other major piece of legislation in decades.
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Last week a group of senators filed a piece of legislation which, if passed, would block Trump from easing the pressure on the Chinese tech giant.
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"The roundtable was launched to tackle a number of cannabis reforms, and we're not going to solve our problems in one piece of legislation," he said.
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The specifics of the massively complicated piece of legislation, the result of three months of rushed compromise among House Republicans, were pretty much beside the point.
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These efforts are aided by the complexity of the bill itself, which resembles a hall of mirrors as much as it does a piece of legislation.
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"It seems to be a failure to communicate early about the potential consequences of a piece of legislation that was obviously very popular," McConnell said Thursday.
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In addition, Bridenstine introduced a piece of legislation in April, known as the American Space Renaissance Act, to help bolster private companies in their space ventures.
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But this massive piece of legislation has been pushed at lightning speed, and largely without input from Democrats, who had signaled their united opposition to it.
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Hemp legalization was tucked into the 2018 farm bill, a massive piece of legislation that also addresses issues such as nutrition, conservation, trade, energy and forestry.
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Because the spending bill is also the last major piece of legislation likely to pass before the midterms, lawmakers are scrambling to throw in other measures.
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"While I've been in Congress, I can't recall a more universally detested piece of legislation than this GOP health care bill," Amash tweeted in March 2017.
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The compromise measure, drafted by Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, had emerged as the one piece of legislation since the mass shooting in Orlando, Fla.
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Now in the minority themselves, Republican leaders have adopted a different position, arguing that MTRs should carry the same weight as any other piece of legislation.
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She could also face opposition in passing the second piece of legislation to end employer-based coverage, as even many Democrats have resisted scrapping private insurance.
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Congress has to pass 12 annual funding bills, which are often enacted in smaller packages or in one massive piece of legislation known as an omnibus.
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As this vital piece of legislation waits to be paid its due attention, we need to think about the needs of our communities and our people.
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She now has cross-party support and has been working with MPs in parliament, including Wera Hobhouse MP, to work on drafting a piece of legislation.
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Our problem is that we don't know exactly how to harness this energy…who to write to and about what specific piece of legislation or reform.
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The hearing also included hints as to the future of the Secure Elections Act, a bipartisan piece of legislation aimed at securing elections from potential cyberattacks.
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"There's only been one consolidated piece of legislation sent by the administration and that was 41's administration," said a GOP budget expert, referring to Bush.
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Trump used an obscure piece of legislation that gives the president the right to unilaterally impose tariffs for reasons of "national security" to justify this move.
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I have an ethical obligation to help my patients, and when a piece of legislation threatens their lives, I have no choice but to speak out.
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For example, back in 210, Vermont passed a piece of legislation called the Beverage Container Law, which outlawed the sale of beverages in non-refillable containers.
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Not only did Warren and Grassley introduce the bill, they got it into a must-pass piece of legislation to reauthorize user fees for the FDA.
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The state this week fused two separate proposals into one piece of legislation that goes notably further than even the FCC's recently-discarded 2015 rules did.
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Following the vote, the Prime Minister said the government would bring forward its own piece of legislation which would allow a general election on December 12.
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The punishment was included in a piece of legislation that Trump begrudgingly signed over the summer, and a first deadline for identifying possible targets was missed.
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With the increase of violence directed toward health facilities, any piece of legislation that does not support the full protection of aid workers must be examined.
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The law thus may not offer adequate protections against a President who sees not getting his way on a piece of legislation as a national emergency.
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For the past five years, American entrepreneurs and consumers have reaped the benefits of an unnoticed, but valuable piece of legislation: the America Invents Act (AIA).
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Another new rule is that you can't promote an advocacy ad that is tied to promoting or opposing a piece of legislation, candidate, or judicial nominee.
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"It's probably the most important piece of legislation for West Virginians since the Great Society," said Simon F. Haeder, a political scientist at West Virginia University.
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The result is a sprawling 2000-page piece of legislation stuffed with concessions for members of both parties — but one that can provide for Americans quickly.
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There isn't evidence yet that Trump is wielding an aggressive arm-twisting campaign for a specific piece of legislation as the Senate continues its extended vacation.
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McConnell has for months now been the plug halting nearly every piece of legislation Democrats pass through the House, including gun measures that enjoy bipartisan support.
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To fail to sign on to that legislation is to open oneself to criticism, even abuse, although it's less a piece of legislation than a goal.
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Supporters of the deal defended it as a "step forward from this terrible piece of legislation that was passed in March of 2016," said state Rep.
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Details: The analysis doesn't look at any specific piece of legislation or any particular Democratic candidate's plan, but it covers the spectrum of what's been proposed.
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The more people who are involved in an idea or piece of legislation, and who want credit for it, the more likely it is to pass.
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Their findings led to a controversial piece of legislation that would make it easier to target websites with legal action for content posted by third parties.
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The speech comes as House and Senate Republicans are working to resolve the differences between their two tax bills and produce a final piece of legislation.
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While there is no one - stop shop piece of legislation to stop this crisis, I am pleased by my colleagues' commitment to address this fatal epidemic.
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Senators serve longer terms and represent larger, often more diverse populations than House members, meaning their electoral incentives on a given piece of legislation are distinctive.
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The irony that it was a Conservative-led government, under David Cameron, that passed this particular piece of legislation is surely not lost on Mr Johnson. ■
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As part of the proposal, Sanders also urged passage of a separate piece of legislation, the Universal School Meals Act, which he introduced along with Rep.
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" Written just before the Senate failed to pass "skinny repeal," Mr. Klein's op-ed decries the bill, a piece of legislation that he calls "an insult.
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Republicans needed at least six Democratic votes to overcome an initial 2900-vote procedural hurdle to take up a piece of legislation during the 220006th Congress.
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The PACT Act seems to be that rare piece of legislation on which we can all agree: Animal abuse and torture should be a federal crime.
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The second piece of legislation, named the E-Security Act, would instruct the Election Assistance Commission to create a program to train campaign staffers on cybersecurity.
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It's now entirely possible that congressional Republicans will depart for the long August recess without sending a single major piece of legislation to President Trump's desk.
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But the most important piece of legislation rhyming with GDPR right now is the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), which comes into force on January 22st.
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But the reality is, today's presidents are lucky to get one major piece of legislation: Obama had the Affordable Care Act, Trump has the tax cuts.
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"This is the most transformative piece of legislation since the G.I. Bill," Robert Wilkie, the secretary of veterans affairs, said in a telephone interview this week.
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Mr. Shelby told reporters after the meeting that he hoped a final piece of legislation could be produced by Monday and voted on later next week.
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This is a bill that Conyers has had kicking around for years, always intended as more of an aspirational statement than a real piece of legislation.
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They passed the American Health Care Act, a remarkably unpopular piece of legislation that would take away benefits that many of their own constituents currently enjoy.
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These children became known as DREAMers, after the DREAM Act, a piece of legislation meant to give them a path to citizenship first introduced in 2001.
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Both events make the bill likely to pass early next week, allowing Donald Trump to sign his first major piece of legislation after 11 months in office.
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In May 2016, while debating a contentious piece of legislation on assisted suicide, Trudeau "manhandled" a member of Parliament and elbowed another, apparently swearing as he went.
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Regulating big tech companies will undoubtedly be a matter of discussion during the upcoming Democratic primary debates, but a new piece of legislation has bipartisan support. Sens.
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And the second is one more piece of legislation such as a job requirement for food stamps, that&aposs the kind of thing that makes a difference.
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"Everything the Cause had accomplished — every state won, every piece of legislation, every change of heart and shift in policy — was once considered utterly impossible," Weiss writes.
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Yet on this significant piece of legislation, neither Ryan nor Trump appears to have worked much at all with industry or think tanks in developing the bill.
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The Petroleum Industry Governance Bill (PIGB) is the first part of a larger piece of legislation, known as the Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB), to pass through parliament.
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One piece of legislation, the Secure and Fair Enforcement (SAFE) Banking Act, would allow banks, credit unions and other financial institutions to work with the cannabis industry.
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In a bizarre turn of events, House Republicans pulled their signature piece of legislation to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act without even voting on it.
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Federal lobbying disclosures don't indicate whether an entity lobbied for or against a piece of legislation, and an ABA spokesperson declined to answer questions regarding specific bills.
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"I'm proud to sign this important piece of legislation today to help fight this national epidemic, which has taken the lives of too many Floridians," Scott said.
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It will be the first piece of legislation tabled by the new government, but puts the province on a collision course with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberals.
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President Trump maintains a firm commitment to do away with his predecessors signature piece of legislation, though it isn't clear what the ideal Trump plan would be.
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At congressional hearings on tech censorship, representatives have floated the idea of revising a key piece of legislation known as Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
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The reason is we're operating under an archaic piece of legislation is that it was passed under the reign of Queen Victoria and hasn't been changed since.
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The next part of the proposal includes a separate piece of legislation that serves as a punch in the gut to leading e-cigarette manufacturer, Juul, specifically.
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In fact, anytime a politician is advocating for a "clean" piece of legislation, chances are, he or she is trying to avoid the hard work of change.
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It can do so by simply writing a requirement into a piece of legislation that a defendant act willfully or with specific intent to violate the law.
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The litte-known piece of legislation aimed at more stringent audits of the Federal Reserve is spearheaded in the Senate by another GOP presidential candidate, Rand Paul.
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The current Republican plan in Congress is to do both in one massive piece of legislation, though the Senate's bill has struggled to gain necessary GOP support.
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"It's packaging them all into a comprehensive piece of legislation that would address many of these little issues that have cropped up over the years," he said.
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The ad from Not One Penny suggests how seriously some progressives are taking the way Republicans are trying to jam this major piece of legislation through Congress.
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If the Senate wants to restructure the AHCA into a constructive piece of legislation, it ought to build on the bill's attempts to incentivize lower healthcare costs.
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Republican lawmakers are on the verge of handing Trump a victory that has eluded him for the last ten months: a major piece of legislation to sign.
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In testimony last month before the House Judiciary Committee, I urged Congress to consider this critical piece of legislation to halt the spread of fentanyl-related substances.
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Kardashian's advocacy for reform is important, and the cases she has brought attention to aren't going to be solved by Congress's passage of one piece of legislation.
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Unfortunately, a major piece of legislation designed to protect U.S. companies from being targeted by such boycott pressure has been gutted in the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
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"The Republican tax plan is the rare piece of legislation that manages to provide something for nearly everyone to hate," Mook and Weaver say in the memo.
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That piece of legislation is simply not capable of addressing the crisis, and attempting to use it for that purpose will only strain other critical water resources.
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But some senators are floating a narrower deal, arguing Congress won't be able to come to a consensus on a broader piece of legislation before early March.
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It would not include a pathway to citizenship for the immigrants, known as "Dreamers," and would more dramatically curb legal entry than the other piece of legislation.
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"Isn't that what Congress would always do if it seeks to amend a piece of legislation" to address potential issues within the executive branch, Tatel asked Consovoy.
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Another piece of legislation also raised education funding, providing more than $3723 million over the next fiscal year for textbooks, state aid and flex health care benefits.
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Through a series of insidious legislative moves, each piece of legislation worked to lift up the white middle class while further rooting black southerners in abject poverty.
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There is one workaround, through an obscure process called budget reconciliation, which allows the Senate to pass one piece of legislation a year with a simple majority.
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Also this week, the federal government targeted the state over the environment and a federal judge delivered an initial blow to a recently enacted piece of legislation.
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His signature piece of legislation stopped the New York Police Department from maintaining a database of people it stopped, questioned and frisked who had done nothing wrong.
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"You know a legislative body has the votes for a piece of legislation when they pass the bill," Rich Azzopardi, a senior adviser to Mr. Cuomo, said.
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But then McConnell went back to the drawing board and came up with a new piece of legislation that made no changes whatsoever to the Medicaid provision.
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He praised the European policy, which went into effect in May, as a "well-crafted piece of legislation" and said there was value in consistent global regulation.
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"This is a very technical piece of legislation, which has never been litigated," said Pedro A. Freyre, a Miami lawyer who represents companies doing business in Cuba.
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The SAFE Banking bill now awaiting debate in the Senate is a historic piece of legislation that will open the door to broader financial and legal reforms.
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Section 2303 is a piece of legislation introduced in the 1996 Communications Decency Act that protects platforms from being held accountable for the speech of their users.
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Congressional lawmakers know the $6900 trillion omnibus is the last train leaving the station — the final big piece of legislation Congress must pass before the November election.
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Had Trump offered a straight repeal — a narrowly partisan piece of legislation — he could be celebrating legislative victory right now, schmoozing and toasting with his fellow Republicans.
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If a horrible justice gets on the court, he or she is there for life; if a destructive piece of legislation gets through, it can be repealed.
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It's not that what she wears matters more than world peace or freedom of the press or trade policy or any piece of legislation — of course not.
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"Such a vast, significant piece of legislation demands debate and input from the entire Congress, not just the intelligence committees," the Liberty Caucus said in a statement.
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"I think that by the end of the year, we should find something that will work to reauthorize this very, very important piece of legislation," Ernst said.
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And tax reform -- if it passes or fails -- could be the last landmark piece of legislation Ryan works on in Congress, several of his GOP colleagues said.
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But Biden pushed back against that critique Thursday, charging that "there's not a single candidate running who has ever passed a major piece of legislation" in Congress.
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In Civil War, they don't agree on a piece of legislation that would require them to register themselves with the UN (Stark wants to comply; Rogers doesn't).
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"We think there ought to be a industry-regulated group that would be first and then an FTC backup — narrow, but important piece of legislation," Warner said.
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I urge the Speaker of the House to permit consideration and a vote on the floor of the House of Representatives on this critical piece of legislation.
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Notably, Portman's office also took the lead on a piece of legislation that rankled Google and others in the tech industry: the Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act.
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After failing earlier in the year to fully repeal and replace ObamaCare, Republicans were eager to enact a significant piece of legislation ahead of the midterm elections.
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This is another piece of legislation drafted and backed by National Right to Life (the group calls the measure the "Unborn Child Protection from Dismemberment Abortion Act").
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But if you were watching Fox News last night, you wouldn't have learned much at all about an impending piece of legislation that could upend your life.
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Bob Corker (R-TN) joined forces with Democrats to push for a bipartisan piece of legislation that would limit Trump's abilities to impose tariffs without congressional approval.
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"For us, it's never been about the timeline, but getting the best piece of legislation that helps the most Americans," said White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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"If there were a single piece of legislation to adversely affect startups, it would be this," said Venky Ganesan, managing director at venture capital firm Menlo Ventures.
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Nor has Trump offered a fully formed piece of legislation; the White House has left a number of crucial details, including issues around funding, to Capitol Hill.
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This was the first major piece of legislation that the administration has tried to move through Congress after a "hundred days" that have been dominated by executive orders.
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But GDPR is a sprawling piece of legislation that involved the European Union's 28 member states navigating each of their regional priorities and sifting through 4,000 amendment proposals.
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The bill passed by a final margin of 220-215 and with that, a major piece of legislation that affected the health of millions of seniors was passed.
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However, neither piece of legislation would have explicitly prohibited Berkeley, where Harris went to school, from choosing to bus black students into majority white schools or vice versa.
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When the assembly failed to address his requests the second-term governor faced a difficult decision weeks after vetoing another controversial piece of legislation, the religious liberty bill.
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Amy Klobuchar are expected to introduce a piece of legislation that would require Facebook and other major online platforms to publicly disclose political ad spending on their platforms.
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The House and Senate bills would need to be reconciled by a "conference committee" into one final piece of legislation that both chambers would have to pass again.
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Schumer said Tuesday that he does not trust Republicans in the House to pass a DACA fix unless it is tied to a must-pass piece of legislation.
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What would happen is there would be something that happened that day, whether it was a big piece of legislation or whatever the news of the day was.
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The proposal passed the U.S. Senate unanimously in May as part of another piece of legislation, and cleared a major hurdle in the U.S. House just last week.
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They want Congress to pass a dozen separate spending bills instead of voting on one huge piece of legislation that, if it fails, results in a government shutdown.
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In late March 2016, Congressman Patrick McHenry, who authorized the original crowdfunding bill in 2011, introduced a new piece of legislation called, very simply, the Fix Crowdfunding Act.
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"It is a wide piece of legislation where they can catch a lot of postings," Syahredzan Johan, an attorney who handled a lot of CMA cases told HRW.
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"He's going to have to explain to his constituents why he supported a piece of legislation that he claims to harbor significant concerns about," Earnest said of Corker.
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With Warner in particular, he's out there with a piece of legislation that would regulate the way that these companies ... KS: Can you explain that for me, please?
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This piece of legislation encouraged local law enforcement to racially profile people whom they suspected to be "undocumented" – people who looked like me, my family, and my community.
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Just like the House bill, it's a broad piece of legislation that focuses on three main areas: campaign finance reform, expanding voting rights, and cracking down on lobbying.
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But a piece of legislation introduced in Australia in April to allow the country's cyber-spies to monitor citizens bears an eerie resemblance to the policies Bailey supports.
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"This is the first piece of legislation that I've seen that really takes facial recognition technology as serious as it is warranted and treats it as uniquely dangerous."
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The news could be a setback for the IPA, which was supposed to clarify and consolidate Britain's surveillance powers into a more manageable and clear piece of legislation.
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Pelosi uses that knowledge to know what promises she can make to get them to sign onto a piece of legislation or hold firm in opposition to Republicans.
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Walden and his allies on the Commerce Committee should stay true to principles and not adopt a piece of legislation being championed by liberal, pro-regulatory Elizabeth Warren.
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The Gabriela Women's Party, a political party that champions women's rights, said the law was a landmark piece of legislation, but it "throws an ironic shade" on Duterte.
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So where is this perfect piece of legislation that will end the suffering we've endured under the ACA (such as paying reasonable premiums and generally having health coverage)?
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"I would imagine that they will sign this piece of legislation," Corker told reporters, noting his staff had been in touch with the State Department throughout the negotiations.
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Cornyn rebutted those critics on Monday, saying they weren't privy to his talks with McConnell and weren't familiar with how leadership measures support for a piece of legislation.
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"As it pertains to this particular piece of legislation, I am sure we will take a look at what they are proposing and be in touch," he said.
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The penalties, they say, should fall under the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA), a bipartisan piece of legislation that passed Congress last year with overwhelming support.
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"I don't know that it fundamentally changes the outlook or prospects for any piece of legislation, but there is a difficulty factor that gets factored in," he said.
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One piece of legislation, Senate Bill 123, banned abortions at or after 20 weeks and included exemptions only in situations in which the mother's life is at stake.
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Producers are facing some of history's toughest economic conditions and gutting this critical piece of legislation would only put another hurdle in the path of producers already struggling.
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Tax reform This is the defining piece of legislation for Republicans this year -- and given their failure to repeal Obamacare -- the thing they cannot afford to mess up.
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The hearing comes about a month after the House passed the FACT by adding it to another piece of legislation that set new limits on class-action lawsuits.
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"This is probably the only major piece of legislation that we will be able to see both parties come together and make sure that happens," Rouda told Hill.
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The Farm Bill's ideological valence with the Republican base is weaker than pretty much any other major piece of legislation likely to come before the House this year.
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Fortunately, Congress is considering passing a major piece of legislation that would end the practice and restore our right to justice—the Forced Arbitration Injustice Repeal (FAIR) Act.
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The broad piece of legislation would also fund President Donald Trump's border wall and give recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program a path to citizenship.
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Her bill, the Anti-Corruption and Public Integrity Act, is an audacious piece of legislation that touches upon nearly every aspect of government ethics and transparency in Washington.
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If it's a good piece of legislation, if it makes sense, I don't care if it was from my opponent running against me, I'd sign on to it.
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The penalties, they say, should fall under the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA), a bipartisan piece of legislation that passed Congress last year with overwhelming support.
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SCOTT GOTTLIEB: I think you're dealing with -- with the Tobacco Center and Tobacco Control Act, you're dealing with a relatively new piece of legislation and a new center.
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"We are concerned, however, that such an important and potentially far-reaching piece of legislation will be enacted without extensive consultation and input from industry stakeholders," it said.
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The tax bill is a massive, $1.5 trillion piece of legislation, and one in which all the benefits for individuals are set to expire after eight years anyway.
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Eventually, the idea was floated that they all work together on an alternative to Mactaggart's initiative — a piece of legislation in Sacramento, where they could all have input.
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"I cannot support a piece of legislation that takes away insurance from tens of millions of Americans and hundreds of thousands of Nevadans," he said in a statement.
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The New York City Council is currently exploring Bill 1661, a piece of legislation to define urban agriculture and bring about industry standards that will help it advance.
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"We will adhere to the law, but also this is such a bad piece of legislation," he said, adding that the law could be challenged in the courts.
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And both sides accused the other of trying to get unrelated provisions in the bill, which could be the final major piece of legislation Congress passes for months.
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Previously, Ms. Warren had called for the repeal of the 1994 crime bill, another piece of legislation helmed by Mr. Biden that helped reshape the criminal justice system.
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Specifically, the government charged that the company had violated the Fair Housing Act—a landmark piece of legislation passed in 1968, partly in tribute to King's desegregation work.
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C.), the chairman of the conservative Republican Study Committee (RSC), said Monday that he supports combining the eight remaining appropriations bills for 85033 into one piece of legislation.
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Trumpcare is a slapdash, incompetent piece of legislation; but even a much more competent set of people couldn't have done better given the constraints of Republican Party ideology.
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No matter how well-intentioned, the manner in which this piece of legislation was made the law of the land had all the grace of a forced feeding.
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Tensions in Washington may not derail an important piece of legislation that could drive stocks further into record territory, according to the manager of $400 billion in assets.
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None of this is to say that Trump is secretly an amazing president or that the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is a fantastic piece of legislation.
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The first step would be to use an amendment to force the government to allow time in parliament to discuss a piece of legislation known as a bill.
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The bill that McCain voted against was "skinny repeal," a pared-back piece of legislation that was meant to be a vehicle to get the two chambers to conference.
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If we stand and defend what we believe in, which is health care is a right, we will see ourselves with a Medicare-for-all-style piece of legislation.
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Washington (CNN)The House of Representatives passed its first major piece of legislation addressing climate change on Thursday, aiming to prevent the US from leaving the Paris climate agreement.
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The problem is especially acute in Montana, and not at all new, but on Friday the first piece of legislation to address the issue became law when Montana Gov.
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When we're talking about individuals who are tinkering, who want to see what's under the hood of their software, it's a piece of legislation in serious need of reform.
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Laws also require many more elected officials to sign on in order for them to pass — meaning the president isn't the sole political owner of any piece of legislation.
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In a vote on Friday, Canada's upper chamber approved the final piece of legislation sent back to it by the House of Commons, by a vote 44 to 28.
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One of Obamacare's most vocal critics from its beginning, Price has introduced legislation to the House of Representatives proposing how he would replace President Obama's signature piece of legislation.
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Gavin Newsom signed into law a new piece of legislation that guarantees all students will receive lunch even if their parents or guardians have not paid their meal fees.
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A federal judge blocked the most restrictive abortion law in the country Tuesday, a piece of legislation that is almost a complete ban on any abortion procedure in Alabama.
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We are back here again, with the second major piece of legislation that Republicans have advanced this year, the most significant rewriting of the tax code in a generation.
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" Asked whether he believes the Democratic consensus on the issue will change, Grijalva said, "I think, you know, everybody knows we had our differences on this piece of legislation.
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"This piece of legislation sends a message that together, as a nation, we condemn the actions of those that try to divide us with violence and hate," he said.
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The first stage of the Brexit process will come later this week when a key piece of legislation, which translates EU law into British law, is presented to parliament.
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Next year's anticipated tax reform package would be the biggest piece of legislation that JCT has scored using this new, narrower approach, presenting the committee with a daunting challenge.
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That measure still has to make it through a conference with a House version of a larger piece of legislation, which didn't go nearly as far to punish ZTE.
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The language of each piece of legislation differs, but Alabama's bill goes further than any other state by outlining criminal and civil penalties for not complying with the law.
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Ted Kennedy (D-Mass.), who led the charge against Sessions's 85033 nomination to the federal bench, but later asked Sessions to work with him on a piece of legislation.
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Sanders has called the Senate's health care bill "the most harmful piece of legislation" he's ever seen, and in the past warned that "thousands would die" if it passes.
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In a previous interview with CNBC, DeFazio said he had encountered resistance from outside groups last time he tried to pass a similar piece of legislation two years ago.
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" What's happening: "[A] piece of legislation quietly churning its way through Congress [the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act] may [make] gun permits more like driver's licenses, transportable across state lines.
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It took Republicans in the House a month and a half to wrap their minds around a major piece of legislation, make some changes, and decide to pass it.
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Perhaps the best part involves an actual piece of legislation: a bill to fund a three-year study that would pair service dogs with veterans and analyze the results.
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But we think this piece of legislation [background checks] and the 'Charleston loophole' closing is something that the overwhelming majority of the American people will want us to support.
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It was yet another bitter reminder that Trump has yet to pass a major piece of legislation, but Moran and Lee didn't seem to care about that at all.
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When Congress passes any major piece of legislation, it's not uncommon that some specific — and perhaps not thoroughly considered — language deep inside the bill will lead to unintended consequences.
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In other words, when the president uses a pen to sign a piece of legislation sent to him by Congress, the money used to buy that pen is borrowed.
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I urge my colleagues in the Senate to put health of the American public, and kids like Baylee, over political games and outright reject this cruel piece of legislation.
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"The House Republicans' effort to impose this extremely unpopular piece of legislation on the American people is a transparent attempt to score a win for the Trump administration," Sen.
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But as much as any time I can remember, the 220006 market was driven by a single piece of legislation: the promise of a large, deficit-funded tax cut.
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Every big piece of legislation is a leap of faith, especially those, like the GOP's latest triumph and the Affordable Care Act, that are passed along purely partisan lines.
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Under the Arms Export Control Act (AECA), the principal piece of legislation governing the U.S. arms trade, Congress is enshrined as an important arbiter in the arms sales process.
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A controversial piece of legislation that would allow companies to retaliate against hackers is gaining traction in Congress even as it sets off alarms with security and legal experts.
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" But, he added at the time, "I am absolutely willing, as I've said for many, many weeks, if not months, to take another look at that piece of legislation.
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This week marks the ninth anniversary of the passage of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), a landmark piece of legislation which has extended coverage to over 28503 million Americans.
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Rhode Island lawmakers are retreating from a uniformly-derided piece of legislation that would have forced internet users to pay a $20 fee per device just to watch porn.
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But the White House says a detailed proposal is not expected until September, allowing little time in 2017 for Congress to act on such a major piece of legislation.
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This is the first piece of legislation with official Green New Deal branding and is co-written by Sanders, one of the progressive frontrunners for the 20173 presidential race.
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This is an immensely complicated piece of legislation, with many of the parts interconnected in an effort to provide a sweeping economic safety net for the next few months.
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This wasn't just a segment about one bad piece of legislation, but the overwhelming frustration of countless others like it — and Bee wasn't pretending she was anything but enraged.
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"Petitioners,'' the court wrote, "have failed to meet their burden of proving that the 2011 Plan, as a piece of legislation, clearly, plainly, and palpably violates the Pennsylvania Constitution.
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Essential health benefits were established under the Affordable Care Act, according to the American Physical Therapy Association, which is a hallmark piece of legislation passed under the Obama administration.
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"Casting a vote is a weighty civic act, akin to a jury's return of a verdict, or a representative's vote on a piece of legislation," the chief justice wrote.
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It is the kind of quiet deal-making for which Ms. Pelosi is legendary on Capitol Hill, where such horse trading is behind virtually every major piece of legislation.
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Members of Congress, as well as the president, regularly bring guests to the State of the Union to draw attention to a certain piece of legislation or a cause.
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A Senate Democratic aide said the new bill from Blumenthal and Grassley is a supplemental piece of legislation that addresses a separate problem than the special counsel protection bill.
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At this point, it's simply an aspirational set of ideas -- not even a piece of legislation -- that sets out an ambitious initiative to address the dangers of climate change.
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" "The Beau Biden Gun Violence Prevention Act is a really important piece of legislation in a package of comprehensive gun safety reform that will help make our state safer.
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Lamar Alexander -- who chairs the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions -- has said he would like to report a piece of legislation out of committee this spring.
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Repealing and replacing Obamacare is still an important goal; but we don't need a big piece of legislation to start moving toward a freer, more competitive health-care market.
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But with a signature piece of legislation now enacted and companies beginning to respond, Republicans have a decent case to make that they should start to get the credit.
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The inspiring young president's last piece of legislation, the Community Mental Health Act, called for states to close mental hospitals and open community health care centers in their place.
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As House members rush to vote on a bill that will replace the Affordable Care Act, one quote sums up the major flaw with the latest piece of legislation.
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That has given law enforcement officials just over two months to start carrying out a complicated piece of legislation, a senior Justice Department official said in defending their pace.
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The tax bill the Senate passed Friday is a sweeping piece of legislation, transforming the US health care sector, higher education, philanthropy, and, of course, the federal tax code.
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President Donald Trump signed his first significant piece of legislation on Tuesday, repealing an Obama-era rule that forced energy and mining companies to disclose any payments they made abroad.
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This piece of legislation must be reformed in order to prevent dragnet surveillance, backdoor searches of phone and email records, and unlawful targeting of communities of color and immigrant communities.
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A related piece of legislation, H.R. 375, would allow the Interior Department to take land into trust for Native American tribes — land on which the tribes could then operate casinos.
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If the Senate approves the bill, the House and Senate would have to reconcile the differences and send a single piece of legislation to the White House for Trump's signature.
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" In addition, Schanzer said, the ability to target human rights abusers with sanctions provides a new financial weapon for the US. "It's putting some teeth on this piece of legislation.
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So, too, is a piece of legislation, the Taiwan Travel Act, passed unanimously by Congress and signed in March by Mr Trump, which encourages exchanges between American and Taiwanese officials.
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"Japan needs to improve its safeguards for privacy, now even more so that this suspicious piece of legislation has been put on the statute books," he said in the email.
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Without even a thin candy coating of middle-class goodies, they polled in the low 27s — the lowest reading for any major piece of legislation in at least a generation.
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Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has introduced a new piece of legislation that would prevent refugees and asylum-seekers from ever settling in the country if they came by boat.
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About two and a half years ago, I told you about a particularly nasty piece of legislation that President Obama quietly signed into law towards the end of his administration.
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Wall Street would benefit if Dodd-Frank, the piece of legislation born out of the 2008 financial crisis, were to remain in place, Barclays chief executive Jes Staley told CNBC.
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The plan, which is outside the government's control, relies on passing a piece of legislation that forces May to seek an unspecified delay to Brexit, but how would it work?
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She also struggled with the legacy of her husband's welfare reform bill, which, possibly more than any other piece of legislation, codified a division between "deserving" and "undeserving" poor women.
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"The bill Republicans announced today is even worse than expected and by far the most harmful piece of legislation I have seen in my lifetime," Sanders said in a statement.
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President Barack Obama made the official announcement at an event marking the seventh anniversary of the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, the first piece of legislation Obama signed as President.
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Leaders in Congress are weighing whether to attach it to another piece of legislation such as a continuing resolution to fund the government, according to several lobbyists following the issue.
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This new piece of legislation — discussed during a meeting of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation on Wednesday — directs NIST to consider small businesses in updating those guidelines.
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The Senate bill, the most promising piece of legislation on this issue, would ease mandatory minimum sentences and offer federal prisoners an opportunity to shorten their sentences, among other changes.
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This piece of legislation represents an opportunity to reinforce the status of the United States as a leader in shark conservation and would remove the U.S. from the trade entirely.
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"While it is true there is diabetes innovation, that is very separate from insulin innovation," Cancela says, explaining that this piece of legislation does not target all diabetes-related medication.
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The game also takes place during the 2008 election timeframe, where anti-gay activists were trying to pass prop 8 (an anti-marriage equality piece of legislation that ultimately passed).
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In the first six months of the Trump administration, they have yet to finalize a major piece of legislation, including the healthcare bill that failed in the Senate last week.
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Heidi Heitkamp will be going into the congressional midterm elections knowing she's received support for at least one piece of legislation by the unlikeliest of groups: the Koch political network.
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Farm bill Key on the to-do list is reauthorizing the monumental farm bill -- a huge piece of legislation that sets the eating and farming policy of the United States.
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Sen. Mark Warner: It will not only be not a boost, but I believe it's the single worst piece of legislation that I've seen since I've been in the Senate.
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CLEVELAND (Reuters) - Ohio lawmakers passed a second piece of legislation in two days on Thursday restricting abortion access in the state by banning the procedure after 20 weeks of gestation.
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Letter responded in part by repeating the traditional Supreme Court principle that judges should uphold as much of a piece of legislation as possible when one part is found invalid.
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"Any fair-minded person would deem the amendment bill a legitimate, sensible and reasonable piece of legislation that would strengthen Hong Kong's rule of law and deliver justice," it said.
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One of the key selling points for the 2900 Affordable Care Act (ACA), or Obamacare, was that this landmark piece of legislation would lower runaway increases in health care spending.
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For instance, 153 Democrats and 136 Republicans in the House voted for the Civil Rights Act of 1964, arguably the most meaningful piece of legislation enacted in the 20th century.
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Last week, Florida state senator Travis Hutson proposed a ban on plastic straw bans, a piece of legislation that would keep bendable straws on restaurant counters until at least 2024.
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As Congress eyes a third piece of legislation to respond to the coronavirus pandemic, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer will put forth a sprawling proposal to set out his priorities.
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Lobbyists and lawmakers say earmarks also help facilitate dealmaking by allowing members to get something for their districts in a piece of legislation with provisions they might not otherwise support.
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BE HEARD is a sweeping piece of legislation that includes a call to end the tipped minimum wage, acknowledging that tipped workers are particularly vulnerable to sexual harassment and abuse.
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Eshoo and Pascrell have both been pushing for congressional action on Trump's tax returns since the 2016 presidential race, when Eshoo released her first piece of legislation on the matter.
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Mr. Cuomo understands how a switch on a railroad track makes things happen just as Mr. Byford knows the power of a clause in a 2,000-word piece of legislation.
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The Antiquities Act — a century-old piece of legislation originally intended to help the government protect archeological sites from looters — gives the president the sole authority to create these monuments.
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Leaders in Congress are weighing whether to attach it another piece of legislation such as a continuing resolution that would fund the government, according to several lobbyists following the issue.
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"While Congress has failed to put forth a single piece of legislation — even being able to introduce it to the floor to address this crisis — we have addressed this crisis."
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I'm not signing on to a piece of legislation that I don't have any idea what it's going to do to the economy, to the access and to people's care.
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"The focus is going to be on exposing Graham-Cassidy as the most destructive piece of legislation in the modern history of our country," a Sanders aide told The Hill.
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This is a piece of legislation that was drafted by a bunch of unlikely activists in California who were wary of what these tech companies were doing to their data.
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McConnell has for months blocked nearly every piece of legislation passed by the Democratic-led House, including gun measures popular with the public that enjoy bipartisan support on Capitol Hill.
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"It's something that has been negotiated in a bipartisan way but is a very strong piece of legislation and I think will become law," he told reporters on Wednesday afternoon.
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But Republicans have also been making a less-noticed push on a bill that would do more to deregulate the banking industry than any single piece of legislation in a generation.
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Providing it has the support of 10 lawmakers, from at least four political parties, it then makes time for a piece of legislation Cooper has proposed, which gives May until Feb.
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Back in October, President Donald Trump signed the Music Modernization Act (MMA) — a sweeping piece of legislation that updates copyright laws and ensures that artists will be better compensated for streaming.
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While there's still hope a modified version of the bill will pass, an arguably weaker piece of legislation and an unfortunate delay signals the weight powerful tech giants have on lawmakers.
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The industry experts we spoke to said the situation is pretty messed up, blaming the episode on government bureaucracy and what they believe is now a pathetically outdated piece of legislation.
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Providing it has the support of 10 MPs, from at least four political parties, it then makes time for a piece of legislation Cooper has proposed, which gives May until Feb.
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"There are new opportunities to actually pass this piece of legislation," she said, noting that several states legalized marijuana in the past few years — for a total now of 10 states.
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In addition to the FEC not functioning, Congress has yet to pass the bipartisan Honest Ads Act, the one piece of legislation that attempts to take on some of these issues.
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Murphy added that Cornyn was in agreement with him that he "wants to move the Fix NICS by itself" as a separate piece of legislation from the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act.
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It helps, too, that the GOP has been playing blitzkrieg politics, yet again plunging ahead on a major piece of legislation without waiting for a score from the Congressional Budget Office.
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But it didn't have the language I wanted, so I went and actually wrote a real piece of legislation, got Senator Sanders to work with me to do something about it.
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Just one of the city's nine supervisors opposed the ban (though she acknowledged it was "a well-intended piece of legislation") and the mayor will probably soon sign it into law.
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Criminal justice reform is one issue that has consistently received bipartisan support during the Trump administration with the passing of First Step Act, a piece of legislation that Booker co-sponsored.
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IF THE partisanship of American politics unsettles you, take heart from a little piece of legislation that sailed through both houses of Congress with not a single vote opposed to it.
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As a new piece of legislation enacted in May, GDPR violations are still relatively untested in courts so it's unclear exactly how strong of a case these seven consumer groups have.
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It will be the first piece of legislation tabled by the new government, but puts the province on a collision course with Trudeau's Liberals ahead of a national election this fall.
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Warner's next piece of legislation is expected to address data transparency, requiring tech companies to disclose the value of user data and how companies profit from it, as Axios first reported.
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"The Republican plan is even worse than expected and by far the most harmful piece of legislation I have seen in my lifetime," Sanders said in a statement provided to CNN.
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It is a tough piece of legislation that would severely undercut President Barack Obama's health care regulations and roll back the expansion of Medicaid that provided millions of Americans with insurance.
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Providing it has the support of 10 MPs from at least four political parties, it then makes time for a piece of legislation Cooper has proposed, which gives May until Feb.
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The next piece of legislation is expected to address data transparency, requiring tech companies to disclose the value of user data and how companies profit from it, as Axios first reported.
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Support from the governor, which came four years into the project, Worthy says, helped the passage of this piece of legislation, which implements time standards in the testing of rape kits.
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That would force Trump to potentially veto the first piece of legislation as president, a move that could further divide his own party in the lead-up to the 2020 elections.
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Conventional political wisdom would hold that Democrats should relish the opportunity to engage in a high-profile debate against an extremely unpopular piece of legislation that is likely doomed to failure.
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The harder a piece of legislation is to understand, the easier it is for lobbyists to insert provisions that favor their clients, as a glance at the corporate tax code reveals.
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But a major piece of legislation working its way through the House Ways and Means Committee would keep Social Security financially sound until the end of this century without benefit cuts.
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One such piece of legislation is the STORM Act of 28500 (Stop Terrorist Operational Resources and Money), which would give the president new tools to penalize permissive jurisdictions for terrorist finance.
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He repeatedly said that he would almost certainly sign whatever piece of legislation lawmakers put on his desk, an extraordinary admission that appeared to enhance Democrats' leverage in the contentious talks.
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After the passage of the Affordable Care Act, the Obama administration's signature piece of legislation, federal officials have kept a close eye on the sweeping changes taking place in health care.
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To accentuate her point, House Democrats crafted their first piece of legislation, House Resolution 2628, to rid politics of the corrupting influences of big money and special interests, among other things.
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Democrats ultimately supported the move after being blocked from passing President Obama's full $1.9 billion request earlier as part of the massive bill or as a separate piece of legislation. Sen.
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In July 2015, the then young Minister of the Economy in Hollande's socialist government introduced a piece of legislation to deregulate shopping hours and protected professions (notaries, doctors, cab drivers, etc.).
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Hours before audio surfaced that featured Donald Trump essentially boasting about routine sexual assault, President Obama was signing a landmark piece of legislation to help victims of sexual assault seek justice.
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The other piece of legislation, Senate Bill 145, would prohibit -- with some exceptions -- the dilation and evacuation or D&E procedure, the most commonly used abortion method during the second trimester.
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That would be true even if this were a piece of legislation in line with the conservative fiscal principles that Flake and many of his fellow Republicans in the Senate espouse.
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"For every piece of legislation we advance, there's somebody in an agency or a department that we expect to be involved in the implementation," said Senator Lisa Murkowski, Republican of Alaska.
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Trump's plan is still just an early set of ideas — it's a single page, not some complex, comprehensive piece of legislation — and it's already drawing complaints from Congress about its cost.
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"Brunei's Penal Code is a deeply flawed piece of legislation containing a range of provisions that violate human rights," Rachel Chhoa-Howard, a researcher for Amnesty International, said in a statement.
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Ms. Merkel's only other option is to rule as a minority government, which would mean building coalitions on the fly, behind every new piece of legislation, always worrying about an insurrection.
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In the House, the leadership is bringing many individual bills to the floor, allowing the maximum number of legislators to say they sponsored their own piece of legislation and won passage.
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This is not only hypocrisy of the first order, but also a highly undemocratic way of approaching an incredibly important piece of legislation, whose final composition will affect millions of Americans.
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But, that may be changing, thanks to a bipartisan piece of legislation that passed out of the House Veterans' Affairs Committee earlier this week: The Legal Services for Homeless Veterans Act.
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When asked about why he doesn't have a plan to solve the crisis, unlike his rival Warren, Sanders said he does have one: his signature piece of legislation, Medicare for All.
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The spending bill, which many consider the last major piece of legislation of the year and included plenty of legislation beyond funding the government, had a provision from Idaho GOP Rep.
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It could also be paired with a separate measure to raise the debt ceiling, another unpopular piece of legislation that Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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"I am not interested in another piece of legislation that allows them to pass cost off to the ratepayers for these liabilities," Assemblyman James Gallagher said in an interview on Saturday.
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It is an exciting piece of legislation, as comprehensive county-level criminal justice data is difficult to come by, which means making informed policy decisions, or piloting reforms, is incredibly challenging.
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"It's hard to think of a piece of legislation that would have more of a lasting impact on minority students and their families than this bill," Alexander said in the release.
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But Trump has thus far failed to reach across the aisle for any major piece of legislation, while also attacking Republicans over health-care legislative failures and the Russia sanctions bill.
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Mr. Mooney and others on the tour say they hope that a new piece of legislation, awaiting a hearing by the New York City Council, could revive the city's hostel business.
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They say the bill needs to be understood as part of a larger strategy of reforming the health care system, not a piece of legislation that, alone, can achieve their goals.
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It's a new chapter and NAWBO is ready to help lawmakers craft the next pivotal piece of legislation for women business owners — the next notch on the timeline for women's history.
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Paul is right that it is absolutely ridiculous that a near-700-page piece of legislation that senators got their hands on around midnight Wednesday should be passed by midnight Thursday.
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In the past the D.C. school voucher program has been reauthorized as a small part of a bigger, must-pass piece of legislation — and this time will likely be no different.
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" Sessions thought the Ku Klux Klan was fine "until I found out they smoked pot" (a joke, he said), and he called the Voting Rights Act "an intrusive piece of legislation.
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If not, Republicans will once again be forced to get their rank-and-file in line and try to pass a massive piece of legislation while dealing with its own internal divisions.
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It's a political calculation that sacrifices human lives in order to undermine the signature piece of legislation from the country's first black president, and to prevent women from going to Planned Parenthood.
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Revolut added that it is working with Singapore's central bank to advise on legislation being tabled in the country's parliament and aimed at streamlining payments regulation under one single piece of legislation.
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But the city is pinning its hopes on an identical piece of legislation that passed the newly seated state Senate in late January and is awaiting action in the House, Collins said.
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The president of the United States failing to comprehend a vital piece of legislation that he nixed is more than worrisome, considering hundreds of thousands of people's livelihoods depend on the program.
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The piece of legislation in particular creates a fund that would receive and disburse $550 million in incentives for Amazon to bring half of its second headquarters to the Crystal City area.
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Because the Senate has been in the impeachment trial for weeks there is not another piece of legislation or nomination lined up for a vote that could take place on Thursday afternoon.
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His absence could also complicate progress toward passing the annual National Defense Authorization Act, a $700 billion piece of legislation setting policy for the Department of Defense that must pass every year.
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Fox example, a signature piece of legislation signed by President Reagan that saved Social Security in 1983 was the direct result of the recommendations of his National Commission on Social Security Reform.
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The first piece of legislation of its kind in the United States, it mandates that housekeepers be given handheld, wireless panic buttons so they can alert hotel security when they feel threatened.
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That narrow vote was in favour of a change to a piece of legislation to add a requirement that ministers make fortnightly reports on progress towards re-establishing Northern Ireland's collapsed executive.
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By Wednesday night, less than 12 hours after the full details emerged of the latest change to a seemingly ever evolving, always-rejected piece of legislation, Republican leaders met in Ryan's office.
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I don't know of any perfect piece of legislation ... There may be at some point in time something we have to tweak here and there, and we'll be ready to do that.
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We applaud Congressmen Scott and Kennedy for introducing this strong piece of legislation which ensures that no one can, under the guise of religious liberty, undermine women's control over their health care.
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But when Congress returns to session next week, they'll have to deal with practically the only piece of legislation they cannot avoid: how to fund the government before a September 20173 deadline.
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Two years ago, Barack Obama signed the latest "Farm Bill," a piece of legislation that is generally renewed every five years and funds a bevy of food- and agriculture-related government programs.
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The countries settled into a long spell of mutual distrust, and as recently as 1996 America imposed a new piece of legislation, the Helms-Burton Act, to penalise companies investing in Cuba.
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"This bipartisan piece of legislation provides important tools for Federal prosecutors and State officials to fight the scourge of sex trafficking," White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said in a statement.
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It was an enormously complicated piece of legislation, in other words, that fell short in many respects—and yet it did succeed in giving millions of people health insurance, mostly through Medicaid.
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The Omar controversy overshadowed the House's passage of a sweeping election reform bill that was meant to be one of the party's first major piece of legislation since taking over the House.
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The first group of spending bills for the 85033 fiscal year is expected to receive a vote on the House floor sometime this week as part of a consolidated piece of legislation.
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He was, however, a lead GOP sponsor in the Senate of the Fair Sentencing Act in 6900, a piece of legislation on which McCurdy worked as chief counsel while on Capitol Hill.
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The law, which lowers rates for individuals and businesses, is the most significant piece of legislation that Republicans have passed since getting control of both chambers of Congress and the White House.
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Ryan also pointed to the omnibus spending package, a must-pass piece of legislation, and the Water Resources Development Act (WRDA), a biennial water resources bill, as examples of action on infrastructure.
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"This piece of legislation sends a message that together, as a nation, we condemn the actions of those that try to divide us with violence and hate," he said in a statement.
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But Hatch sponsored, and Trump signed, a worthwhile and overdue piece of legislation that stops musicians from getting screwed by streaming services and cuts down on the power of predatory middle men.
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Conyers's bill is largely seen as a symbolic piece of legislation, and not only because Democrats would first have to win back Congress and the White House to even begin passing it.
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The DREAM Act is a narrow piece of legislation that benefits a group of people who are in the country either because they broke the law, or their parents broke the law.
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Now, the only piece of legislation on the table (so far) applies only to the web firms, despite some calls for uniform rules that apply to all members of the internet ecosystem.
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