Meanings of called the bill in English

The British Columbia Civil Liberties Association called the bill unsound and counterproductive.

Democratic leaders called the bill for debate under a rule that prevented amendments.

When Cattell called the bill up for reconsideration it was reconsidered and defeated.

Republicans have called the bill dead on arrival in the Senate.

The Association of Talent Agents has called the bill unworkable.

Samantha Vine, BirdLife Australia's head of conservation, called the bill a breach of faith.

He called the bill the only bipartisan solution capable of achieving a majority of the votes.

Lisa Graves, senior legislative counsel for the American Civil Liberties Union, called the bill "stunning."

Fed governor Jerome Powell called the bill, known to supporters as "Audit the Fed," misguided.

The attorney-general, Avichai Mandelblit, called the bill unconstitutional and said he would not defend it in the Supreme Court.

In an advertisement in the Wall Street Journal, Lorillard called the bill a first step to outlaw smoking completely.

Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Richard Shelby, a Republican, called the bill "an aggressive and comprehensive response" to the crisis.

A lengthy declaration called the bill of rights;

Gregory Nojeim, the associate director of the ACLU's Washington office, called the bill a "very sensible and modest piece of legislation."

Rauner called the bill "terrible policy," while Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel accused him of using the city as a political pawn.

The English-language China Daily called the bill a "stab in the back, given Beijing's efforts to stabilize the already turbulent China-U.S. relationship".