- rejected bill (project)
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- rejected bill (project)
This term is used to refer to a proposal or draft legislation that has been voted down or not accepted in a legislative context. It's often used in political discussions or news reporting regarding government activities.
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はいあん廃案をだす出すto propose a rejected billはいあん廃案になるto be rejectedはいあん廃案をけってい決定するto decide on a rejected billはいあん廃案にはんたい反対するto oppose a rejected billはいあん廃案をしじ支持するto support a rejected billはいあん廃案をさいけんとう再検討するto reconsider a rejected billはいあん廃案がせいりつ成立することはないthe rejected bill will not be enactedはいあん廃案のげんいん原因cause of the rejectionはいあん廃案をとおす通すto pass a rejected bill (contextually, refers to attempting to pass despite being rejected)
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