Sentences with phrase «delayed measure passed»
A one - house budget resolution from the Senate backed an economic analysis of the impact of the wage increase — a stipulation that seemingly sought to delay the measure passing in the budget.
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The U.S. Senate passed legislation on Friday to fund the government through April and President Barack Obama promptly signed it into law, after Democrats who had sought more generous healthcare benefits for coal miners stopped delaying action on the measure.
said last week that a stopgap measure was likely to pass, delaying a showdown until later in the year.
The Democratic - led Assembly this month passed a measure that would impose a two - year delay in aspects of Common Core when it comes to student and teacher assessment.
The national assembly had passed the measure last May, but the Nigerian president reportedly had delayed signing it into law.
A bill now on Cuomo's desk would delay the implementation of the bag fee by one year, a measure that passed both chambers last week and would likely kill the surcharge, which is due to take effect this week.
Our extraordinary memories of the 1979 election (page 18) include one from Michael Foot who explains why the party delayed calling the election, saying that the extra time allowed them to pass measures they otherwise wouldn't have been able to.
Spokespeople for Governor Andrew Cuomo and Senate Republican leader John Flanagan did not say if they would pass the measure, which would effectively delay the deadline for year - end deal - making.
Then, using an exclusive - OR logic gate and a low - pass filter, the phase delay was subsequently converted into a voltage, which was directly measured.
A bill that would delay linking teacher evaluations to tests used to measure how well students have mastered the Common Core standards passed the Assembly last month.
«It's another example of poor planning, and it's another example of reckless fiscal behavior by the district,» said school board President David Kakishiba, before the board passed an advisory measure urging the state to delay the election.
The money may also be passed to them first as a security measure, which further delays the process.
At the same time, NAR is working to keep pressure on the Senate by gathering signatures for a petition that calls on senators to pass the measure without delay.