Sentences with phrase «version of the bill addresses»

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In his first term Cuomo used his State of the State Addresses to build what observers call his version of «a new Democrat,» or his version of being (Bill) Clintonian - rolling out fairly moderate - to - conservative fiscal proposals, including some that targeted Western and Upstate New York for growth, and liberal social policies like marriage equality and gun control.

But a new version of the bill, which was amended with an eye toward addressing some public safety concerns of a trio of key GOP members, was quietly introduced two days ago, and supporters say there is some last minute movement on the measure.

Monday night they agreed to a new version of the bill that addresses some of the governor's concerns.

State Superintendent Tony Evers said Tuesday night before Gov. Scott Walker's state of the state address that the Senate version of the school accountability bill was «on the right trajectory» in dealing with the constitutional issues raised by the Assembly version.

After the Senate approves of the changes, a conference committee will begin its work to address differences between the House and Senate versions of the bill.

The other major decision is whether to attach it to a bill addressing BP's Gulf oil leak disaster or to replace the House version of Waxman - Markey.

People more expert than I in the controversy will be able to tell if any of the concerns so vigorously expressed about the former bill have been addressed in the new version.

The problem in much of the legislation addressed by Bill S - 12 is that only civil law terminology («immeuble») is used in the French version and only common law terminology («real property») is used in the English version.

During his keynote address to the conference, Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates demonstrated his faith in the future of Tablet PCs by announcing plans to release a special version of Windows XP to support these devices.

In a letter addressed to House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady (R - TX) and Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch (R - UT), the 1.3 million - member group detailed its major gripes with the existing versions of the bill.