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trade bill

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noun

  1. a bill of exchange drawn on and accepted ( trade acceptance ) by a trader in payment for goods

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The trade bill includes language that the two countries will "promote" carbon pricing and mitigation, but does not have provisions that force such a plan.

From Reuters

Some senators also had disagreed over language in a provision in the trade bill reauthorizing the Magnitsky Act, a law that allows sanctions over human rights violations.

From Reuters

Rep. Victoria Spartz, a Republican from Indiana, said as the trade bill was debated in the House.

From Seattle Times

In a joint statement introducing the trade bill, Reps.

From Seattle Times

He thanked House Speaker Nancy Pelosi for holding off on the trade bill, and quipped, “I drove her crazy.”

From Seattle Times