present a bill

The new government has promised to review the position and present a new bill, but never did.

The group presented a bill to the House that called for new elections.

During that time he presented a bill to give women the right to vote.

"Today we are here to present a bill that might help prevent this."

A member of either chamber could present a "bill" to parliament.

Mao announced that China still had not presented a bill for this list.

They did not mention that the Yankee authorities have presented a rather large bill for the "costs" of these services.

"Who wants a protracted negotiation every time you present a bill?"

It would be like presenting a bill for helping you.

In 1909, he presented a bill to the House, which eventually was approved, giving women their full civil rights, including the right to vote.