banking bill造句

• Still, the outlook for a major banking bill is murky.
• Banking bills, you know, are always difficult to get,
• The interstate banking bill is too important to the country.
• Ferraro would have voted against the banking bill, her aides said.
• The House had already approved the interstate banking bill.
• Representatives of California's water board said they support the banking bill.
• The outlook for a major banking bill is unclear.
• Congress can't pass a banking bill without the support of bankers.
• Smaller banks initially opposed the interstate banking bill.
• Congress also can't pass a banking bill without the support of bankers.
• A banking bill passed last September proposed a merger of the charters by 1999.
• Concerns about the fate of the banking bills also dragged down Tokyo stock prices.
• And it will be hard to enact a banking bill without the support of bankers.
• Georgia passed its own interstate banking bill in March, which the national bill will supersede.
• She said the water-banking bill is an attempt to secure Arizona's share.
• A banking bill with that proposal has passed the House and is now in the Senate.
• Federal regulators criticized the statute of limitations provision in the interstate banking bill as worse than nothing.
• Both men threaten to derail a broader interstate banking bill if they don't get their way.
• There seems to be little, if any, chance a banking bill will be enacted this year.
• Missouri lifted fee limits in a banking bill quietly passed a year ago at the urging of bankers.