Sentences with phrase «before signing the law»

Before signing the law, he asked a team of top - notch Ugandan scientists to help him make an educated decision.

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Before you break into a sweat over the small business requirements in the health - care legislation signed into law last month, take a deep breath: Many of its provisions will take months if not years to go into effect.

The chart below shows the S&P 500's normalized performance before and after the 1964 and 1986 tax laws were signed:

The D.C. bill still must be signed into law and, like all District legislation, reviewed by Congress before it becomes effective.

While strict mortgage - lending laws were in place before he took office and they came at a cost — less home ownership and slower economic growth — the state's conservative rules, as WSJ notes, «largely prevented the state's residents from signing the types of dubious home loans written in other markets across the country.»

Bryant, who has previously expressed support for the bill, will have five working days to sign or veto the bill before it passes into law without his signature.

Tobacco manufacturers once had relatively free reign, with even doctors starring in commercials, on the airwaves before being banned from television and radio advertising in 1970 when President Richard Nixon signed the Public Health Cigarette Smoking Act into law.

This disclosure document must, by law, be given to all prospective franchisees 10 business days before any agreement is signed.

On Feb. 1, Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels signed a controversial right - to - work law prohibiting workers in union shops from being forced to pay union dues — less than 48 hours before Electro - Motive announced the closure of the London plant, its jobs expected to move to the Hoosier state.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which President Donald Trump signed into law before heading to his Mar - a-Lago estate for the holidays, amounted to his first major legislative win since becoming president.

While the timing of the announcement may have been a coincidence — Caterpillar had opened the Muncie facility before Daniels signed the bill into law — expect more U.S. states to adopt right - to - work legislation as a way of attracting jobs.

«Predictable schedules and predictable paychecks should be a right, not a privilege,» de Blasio said before signing the legislation into law.

The two tax plans will have to be reconciled into one before tax reform can be signed into law by President Donald Trump.

Just four new banks have opened their doors since 2010, including one that was approved before Dodd - Frank was signed into law.

Reynolds told the Des Moines Register that she's waiting to see the bill before deciding whether or not to sign it into law, but her spokeswoman told the New York Times that she remains «100 percent pro-life and will never stop fighting for the unborn.»

The bill must be agreed to by the Senate and signed by President Donald Trump before it becomes law.

Feathers began flying last Friday hours before Arizona Governor Jan Brewer signed the country's strictest state law governing illegal immigration, when President Obama called it unfair and promised to have the Justice Department examine it for possible civil rights violations.

Before she could buy the place, she had to read the rules, and she signed off that she read, understood, and will abide by those rules — that is required by California law.

In that case, Governor Chris Christie signed a bill into law that legalized sports betting in the state, however, the federal ban on gambling still needs to be overturned before that bill can be passed.

Wansink's data happened to appear in the Times just three months before President Obama signed the Healthy, Hunger - Free Kids Act, a new law that would greatly improve the nutritional standards for school meals around the country.

You may remember the public uproar at the proposed law suggesting mothers sign a waiver before the hospital gives the baby a bottle, because the form might make mothers feel guilty.

That same month California governor Jerry Brown signed into law AB 2127, limiting middle and high school to two full - contact practices - each no more than 90 minutes long - per a week during the 30 day period before the regular season and during the regular season itself, and banning off - season contact practices completely.

campaign, and since June, she has repeatedly urged lawmakers to go for it, so President Obamacould sign it into law before the end of September.

The proposed law also requires mothers (not fathers) to sign a consent form before their babies get formula.

The bill needed to be signed into law before midnight on Friday to avoid a government shutdown.

If the bill passes the House, it still must clear the Senate and be signed by President Clinton before becoming law.

Before it becomes law, the House and Senate both must approve it, and the president must then sign it.

Should Congress pass a law unusually quickly, the President would need to sign it before it had any legitimacy (or the President would have to veto it and Congress would need to override that veto).

If Cuomo signs the state legislation, it will block the City's law for one year, although a newly elected City Council would actually have to pass it again in 2018 before the merry - go - round starts anew.

Phone records of Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper, a Democrat, showed two conversations with Bloomberg that year, both during the legislative session, with one of those conversations coming on the day before Hickenlooper would sign the magazine limit and other measures into law.

Astorino doesn't do that since he never was endorsed by the CSEA or PEF and thus can negiotiate in the best interest of the county (since it's the county taxpayer whose paying for any extra salary increase or benefits) And before you contiune GOP bashing, remember this, Richard Nixon (yes that Nixon) allowed public employees in the US Postal Service to form a union and collectively bargain for salaries and benefits and Gov. Nelson Rockefeller (R - NY) signed into law the Taylor Act, allowing NYS employees to form a union and negiotiate (but not strike).

Every Bill which shall have passed the House of Representatives and the Senate, shall, before it become a Law, be presented to the President of the United States; If he approve he shall sign it, but if not he shall return it, with his Objections to that House in which it shall have originated, who shall enter the Objections at large on their Journal, and proceed to reconsider it.

And before you contiune GOP bashing, remember this, Richard Nixon (yes that Nixon) allowed public employees in the US Postal Service to form a union and collectively bargain for salaries and benefits and Gov. Nelson Rockefeller (R - NY) signed into law the Taylor Act, allowing NYS employees to form a union and negiotiate (but not strike).

If a law is passed by the Congress, is there a time limit before which the President must either sign it or formally use their veto powers?

«All recommendations would have to be by unanimous consent of the commission members, and be passed by the Legislature and signed by the Governor before becoming law.

A bill has already passed through the New York State Senate which would permit ridesharing but must still seek approval from the State Assembly before it's presented to Governor Cuomo to sign into law.

The announcement from the lawmakers echoes concerns raised by school superintendents even before SB 7026 was signed into law.

While Target has said it will benefit from the tax law, the company announced the raise for employees three months before the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act passed Congress and was signed into law by President Trump.

This vote is the first of a two part vote that Governor of Puerto Rico, Luis Fortuno, signed into law, right before the start of the New Year.

The acting president drew the attention of the House to discussions and agreements between the executive and legislature before the 2017 Appropriation Bill was signed into law.

According to him, the law rather talks about the «EC receiving all the collated results from the statement of poll and declaration of results and pink sheets signed by party agents at the constituency level and the expectation is that they will be brought to the national collation centre before the winner of the presidential race will be declared.»

The gap between Americans who view the Affordable Care Act favorably and those who do not is smaller now than at any time since the fall of 2012, a year before the law's disastrous rollout, according to a monthly poll that has tracked attitudes about the polarizing law since President Obama signed it five years ago.

At 3 p.m., NYC Mayor Bil de Blasio will hold a public hearing on five bills before signing them into law, Blue Room, City Hall, Manhattan.

But the fact that Flanagan did not mention the issue in his priority list statement released yesterday was not a good sign, though he has said since ascending to the majority leader's post that he expects both the rent laws and New York City mayoral control, which is also set to sunset next month, will likely be extended before the session's scheduled end on June 17.

Just before leaving office, former NJ Gov. Chris Christie signed a bill into law banning the sale or possession of bump stocks — a firearm accessory believed to be used by the shooter in last year's Las Vegas massacre.

Then, lame - duck governor David Paterson signed it into law Dec. 10, just 21 days before he left office.

Dr. Gail O. Mellow, the president of LaGuardia Community College, contacted fellow City University of New York (CUNY) presidents to gather statements in support of the proposed Excelsior Scholarship program on behalf of Governor Andrew Cuomo, before the proposal was passed and signed into law earlier this year.

The City Council approved the bill to ban the buses» blaring loud speakers three weeks ago, but after listening to members of the Transportation Workers Union discuss the job losses that might be incurred if the bill became law, the mayor said he would wait until he spoke with City Council Speaker Christine Quinn before he signed.

The Syracuse Common Council first blessed the deal in December 2000, four months after Gov. George Pataki signed the Empire Zone program into law and just two weeks before it took effect.

County Executive Daniel McCoy must sign the law before it is filed with the state, and will take effect three months after that point.