proposed bill

collocation in English

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proposed
adjective
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/prəˈpəʊzd/us
/prəˈpoʊzd/
suggested as a possible plan or action for people ...
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bill
noun
uk
/bɪl/us
/bɪl/
a request for payment of money owed, or the piece of paper on which it ...
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Theproposedbillwas defeated 88 331.
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Theproposedbillwas shelved by a government committee.
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Theproposedbill(law) did not pass its vote.
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Any branch at anytime may decline theproposedbill.
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Theproposedbillis reconsidered in both chambers.
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Theproposedbillis public record and available online for anyone interested in seeing it.
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The committee met the government representatives several times to discuss theproposedbill.
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Theproposedbillis then frozen by the government in respond public sentiment.
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Other business interests have offered similarly strong characterizations of theproposedbill.
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Thisproposedbillcontains several restrictive provisions not found in workplace anti-bully legislation adopted in other countries.
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Theproposedbilldid not pass a committee vote and thus died before making it to the floor.
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It is aproposedbillthat would eliminate approximately 100 required federal agency reports that are considered redundant or wasteful.
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It is aproposedbillthat would make changes and reforms to the current framework that manages how the federal government buys new technology.
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Theproposedbillwas intended to devalue the overvalued silver (revalue the undervalued gold) from which the bank notes derived their monetary worth.
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Methods of protecting subscriber privacy would have become legal under theproposedbill, however, the distribution of software to do so would have been illegal, effectively canceling out the right.
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