Sentences with phrase «not identical bill»

A similar, but not identical bill, has been introduced in the House of Representatives — H.R. 363, the «Housing Opportunity and Mortgage Equity Act of 2011,» introduced by Representative Dennis Cardoza (CA - D).

Not exact matches

The Pats have won the last two meetings by identical 23 - 20 scores, and hearts around the Inner Harbor will not be fully mended until the Ravens wipe away the stink of the 32 - yard shanked Bill Cundiff missed field goal, and the pass Lee Evans had knocked out of his hands.»

These are similar (but not identical) bills that revise many election laws.

The Assembly recently passed a version of the Compassionate Care Act sponsored by Assemblyman Richard Gottfried that is similar, though not identical, to Savino's bill.

U.S. Rep. Joe Crowley (D - Jackson Heights) hopes a proposed bill allocating $ 70 billion to teachers and first responders around the country will pass with presidential support, although a nearly identical piece of legislation did not gain enough support to even come to a vote in the Democratically led U.S. Senate last year.

«It's very disappointing that the reform bill was not signed into law,» agreed Assemblyman James Brennan, a Brooklyn Democrat and sponsor of an identical reform bill in Albany, in a separate statement, adding that «each measure was aimed at providing greater transparency and accountability to an authority that has come under growing public scrutiny over the years, as abuses and scandals accumulated.»

An identical bill had been introduced in the Senate by James Seward, R - Milford, but his office said Thursday that the Senate would not take the measure up regardless of the Assembly's action.

«Right now it doesn't look good,» New York Republican Rep. Peter King told CNN, summing up the chances that his bill - identical to the bipartisan compromise developed in the Senate expanding background checks for many gun sales - could pass in the House.

Whether the text is identical to last year's other than updating the budget figures is not clear, but Smith said «this bill was approved unanimously» by the committee and «passed in the House» in the last Congress, suggesting that it must be very close.

Just because two bills are in one category does not mean they have the identical goal.

In a show of administrative support, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos praised a virtually identical amendment in the House bill saying, «This is a good step forward, reflecting that education should be an investment in individual students, not systems.»

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ConnCAN not only wrote a proposal shockingly identical to this bill, the charter lobby also sponsored a «forum» for legislators in 2015 where it invited Ms. Lott of the failed Milner school and others, such as the deputy superintendent of Lawrence to speak to legislators.

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Identical bills in that are not altered in the legislative process may be approved and «conjoined,» Skinner said.

The bill was somewhat amended in Committee, notably to tie the definition of child pornography more closely to the Criminal Code definition (though it's still not identical).

Bill 28 is essentially identical to Bill 138, which was introduced in the previous session of the Legislature, but which was not passed prior to the autumn election.

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Is it common for similar - if not identical - bills to be introduced in both the House of Representatives and the Senate at the same time?