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reauthorisationBNC¹²⁶⁴¹⁶⁺⁴Economist⁴¹³⁰³⁺²
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🌏重新授权
Even so the path to reauthorisation remains treacherous. Some states have already come out against the push for new standards.
即使这样，实现“重新授权”的道路依然充满荆棘，因为已经有些州站出来反对新标准的出台。 ecocn
James Oberstar, a congressman, wants to help big urban areas create plans to mitigate traffic. But his proposal, part of a big reauthorisation for transport, will probably be delayed.
国会议员 James Oberstar表示愿意帮助大城市地区拟定计划以缓解交通拥堵，但他这一提议—部分是运输的重授权—可能被推迟。 ecocn
John Mica, chairman of the transport committee in the House, is pushing a full six-year reauthorisation with no new funding source.
众议院交通委员会主席约翰米卡正致力于通过一项六年的重新授权议案，无需新的收入来源。 ecocn
Linda Harris of the Centre for Law and Social Policy, which lobbies for the poor, wants a broad overhaul of WIA— the law has been due for reauthorisation for years.
一所为穷人奔走游说的机构，法律与社会政策中心的琳达•哈里斯希望全面整改劳动力投资法案——该法案早到了重塑权威性的时候。 ecocn
Now, with HOPE VI up for reauthorisation, cities are seeing some results of the mixed- income experiment.
如今，随着 HOPE VI再次被审批通过，城市中混合收入制项目的影响将初见端倪。 topsage
This was apparent this week, as Democrats denounced a “ cruel” George Bush for vetoing, on October3rd, the reauthorisation and expansion of the State Children's Health Insurance Programme SCHIP.
这点从本周民主党谴责“冷酷”的布什于10月3日否决重新生效和扩展儿童健康保险一事上就明显可见。 ecocn |