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	Bill 101
		Bill 101, Charte de la langue française (1977), marked the culmination of a debate that had produced BILL 63 (1969) and BILL 22 (1974).
		After publishing a White Paper on the subject (1977), it introduced Bill 1, which was strongly supported by nationalist and union groups among others, and was just as sharply opposed by management circles and the province's anglophone population.
		The bill was withdrawn because of pressure from the Liberal opposition and reappeared as Bill 101.
	www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com /index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&Params=A1ARTA0000744 (312 words)

	The Language Laws of Quebec - Readings - Quebec History
		The effect of such a clause was to accelerate the rate of integration of the rapidly increasing population of allophones to the anglophone group and, thus, to potentially threaten the position of dominance of French in Quebec, especially in the context of the rapidly diminishing birth rate of francophones in the province.
		The passing of Bill 63 was instrumental in the defeat of the Union Nationale government at the polls in 1970 and in the demise of that party from the political landscape of Quebec.
		Bill 22 came sharply under attack from extremists on both sides of the language barrier, some francophones arguing that it did not go far enough in the protection and the promotion of French, while many anglophones felt that it went much too far.
	faculty.marianopolis.edu /c.belanger/QuebecHistory/readings/langlaws.htm (1457 words)

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	BlogsCanada: E-Group - Supreme Court to rule on Bill 101
		Bill 101 is intended to protect the use of French in Quebec, in particular by restricting English-language education in public schools to children of Canadian anglophones.
		Bill 101, which included provisions requiring immigrants to send their children to French-language schools and requiring major businesses (with more than 50 employees) to allow their employees to work in French, as well as the controversial prohibition of English on commercial signs, was passed in 1977.
		According to Richards, Bill 101 was a major reason for the defeat of the separatists in the 1980 referendum: Quebec francophones felt that Bill 101 provided sufficient protection for the French language.
	www.blogscanada.ca /egroup/CommentView.aspx?guid=6884ea60-2158-4e45-b859-450ca7d49d2d (1121 words)

	Bill 101 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Bill 101, Charte de la langue française (1977), marked the culmination of a debate that had produced BILL 63 (1969) and BILL 22 (1974).
		The bill was withdrawn because of pressure from the Liberal opposition and reappeared as Bill 101.
		As expected, such challenges to Bill 101 were not met with indifference by the Parti Québécois.
	www.canadianencyclopedia.ca /index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&Params=A1ARTA0000744 (312 words)

	Project Vote Smart - GOVERNMENT 101: How a Bill Becomes Law
		Bills may be referred to more than one committee and it may be split so that parts are sent to different committees.
		Bills are placed on the calendar of the committee to which they have been assigned.
		After the bill is reported, the committee staff prepares a written report explaining why they favor the bill and why they wish to see their amendments, if any, adopted.
	www.vote-smart.org /resource_govt101_02.php (2095 words)

	The Language Laws of Quebec - Readings - Quebec History
		The effect of such a clause was to accelerate the rate of integration of the rapidly increasing population of allophones to the anglophone group and, thus, to potentially threaten the position of dominance of French in Quebec, especially in the context of the rapidly diminishing birth rate of francophones in the province.
		The intense discontent which resulted from the passing of this bill led to the appointment of the Gendron Commission to study the status of the French language in Quebec and, in 1974, to the passing of the Loi sur la langue officielle (Bill 22).
		The passing of Bill 63 was instrumental in the defeat of the Union Nationale government at the polls in 1970 and in the demise of that party from the political landscape of Quebec.
	www2.marianopolis.edu /quebechistory/readings/langlaws.htm (1457 words)

	Montreal Mirror - Theatre: Bill 101
		Bill 101, which runs until June 19 at Espace Libre, takes place in the adjoining offices of the fictional Police de la langue française and the Regroupement des eugénistes francophiles.
		Still, Bill 101 is an idea for a play, but it is nowhere near realization.
		Bill 101, to June 19 at 8:30PM at Espace Libre.
	www.montrealmirror.com /ARCHIVES/2004/060304/theatre.html (557 words)

	Bill 101 is wrong! John Marino (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Bill 101 denies Canadian born children the right to choose the language of their choice.
		Bill 101 pretends English is foreign in Montreal, never existed, and was not a founding language of Montreal.
		Bill 101 is an extreme radical Law yet the Canadian Media Elite has conspired with the friends of the Just Society to belittle and drag down anyone with a reputable voice in Montreal who properly denounced this shameful divisive Law.
	members.aol.com /jkalma/pump.htm (502 words)

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		This bill would relinquish to the City and County of San Francisco (city) a specified portion of State Highway Route 101 and would specify that the Department of Transportation retains jurisdiction over another specific portion of Route 101.
		The bill would require the city to utilize any proceeds from the disposition or use of excess right-of-way for the purpose of designing, constructing, developing, and maintaining the Octavia Street Project, as defined, until the city's share of the costs of that project are paid in full or funded from other sources.
		Route 101 is from: (a) Route 5 near Seventh Street in Los Angeles to Route 1, Funston approach, and, subject to Section 72.1, the approach to the Golden Gate Bridge in the Presidio of San Francisco via Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, and Salinas.
	www.sen.ca.gov /leginfo/BILL-6-DEC-1998/CURRENT/SB/FROM0700/SB0798/T990819.TXT (906 words)

	Michael Suddard - Bill 101: The Fight for Language Rights
		After the first reading of the bill, the legislation was sent to the Permanent Parliamentary Committee on Education, Cultural Affairs and Communications for public hearings and submissions.
		However, the clauses of Bill 101 affecting internal communications, advertising and terminology amongst employees would not be exempted.
		Bill 101 was so successful that the legislation cost René Lévesque the goal of separation that he had promised Quebecers in the election campaign of 1976.
	www.michaelsuddard.com /bill101.html (4337 words)

	Northeast Sustainable Agriculture Working Group Website (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The National Campaign does not support the farm bill that has passed the House and Senate because we feel the huge subsidies for the biggest farming and factory livestock operations are glaring examples of corporate welfare policy that will hurt farm and ranch communities and is not in our true national interest.
		The new Farm Bill provides for a total payment cap of $450,000 per producer - regardless of the number of farms or the number of conservation contracts - over the six-year life of the new legislation.
		Once an agricultural bill such as the Farm Bill is signed into law, it does not automatically mean that all the programs that are part of the bill will be funded.
	www.nesawg.org /ia_farmbill.php (4504 words)

	Current Legislative Issues - Children's Mental Health (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		If a person with a developmental disability poses a threat of harm to others, that person would be placed in the custody of the state and would receive treatment and services so that he or she would not pose a threat to others.
		- This bill proposes an increase in the state's funding of services for people with developmental disabilities, especially to compensate for counties that are unable to pay their percentage of these costs.
		In addition to training requirements, this bill proposes that every service agency for people with developmental disabilities (licensed under the Health Care Facility Licensure Act or certified under the Developmental Disabilities Services Act) shall develop a plan designed to facilitate the social integration and acceptance of their consumers.
	www.answers4families.org /cmh/legislativenews.html (1279 words)

	Bill 101 and its Impact on Snowmobile Use in the Ganaraska Forest (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Bill 101 and its Impact on Snowmobile Use in the Ganaraska Forest
		Bill 101, An Act to Promote Snowmobile Trail Sustainability and Enhance Safety and Enforcement, was passed by the Ontario Government earlier this year and will take effect for the upcoming winter season.
		Enforcement of Bill 101 regulations, both in the forest and elsewhere, will be carried out by police officers (OPP, Regional and Municipal), STOP officers and Conservation officers.
	www.grca.on.ca /items/snowmob101.html (270 words)

	VOIR.CA - Montréal - Arts de la scène - Bill 101
		On trouve dans «Bill 101» des personnages noirs, des personnages blancs, et des personnages gris: certains sont nuancés dans leurs propos, d'autres sont inquiétants (le personnage joué par André Ouellette pourrait, en effet, rappeler un jeune Hitler), d'autres plus modérés.
		J'ai hâte de voir «Bill 101», aussi parce que quelques-uns des acteurs de la distribution sont des habitués du théâtre expérimental, de la scène de l'Espace Libre.
		Bill 101, une pièce qui vaut le détour et qui en fera réfléchir plus d'un.
	www.voir.ca /redirect.aspx?iIDArticle=31275 (2241 words)

	Sponsor Statement: House Bill 101 - Grant to Arctic Power for ANWR
		House Bill 101 appropriates $1.1 million in general funds to Arctic Power to use in its campaign to secure necessary support in the United States Senate to pass legislation opening ANWR to oil exploration.
		This bill will be considered early this Congressional session and it is important that Arctic Power be active in its promotion of opening ANWR throughout the early part of 2003.
		An appropriation of $100,000 in general funds to the native village of Kaktovik is found in section 3 for Kaktovik's community outreach effort to gain support for the opening of ANWR from Congressional members in Washington, D.C. An additional $100,000 in general funds is included in House Bill 101 for use by the Governor's office.
	www.akrepublicans.org /houfin/23/spst/spst_hb101.php (341 words)

	How The Nature Conservancy Works - 2007 Farm Bill: Supporting Farms and Protecting Natural Resources
		• The 2002 Farm Bill was the single most significant commitment of government resources toward conservation on private lands in the nation’s history.
		The 2007 Farm Bill presents an opportunity to continue and strengthen that tradition by supporting our nation’s farming and ranching livelihoods as well as protecting our natural resources.
		The Farm Bill can be a powerful conservation tool by strengthening existing programs that protect natural resources and in turn, support farming lifestyles.
	www.nature.org /aboutus/howwework/news/news2204.html (676 words)

	Greens of Van Buren County: America 101 by Bill Moyers
		Yet the bill does nothing about homestead exemptions used by the privileged to shield their money in real estate.
		Bill Moyers is president of the Schumann Center for Media and Democracy and a veteran journalist.
		Bill Moyers is grateful to Lew Daly, Senior Fellow of the Schumann Center for Media and Democracy, for his contributions to this speech.
	www.vbcgreens.org /archives/2006/11/america_101_by.php (5994 words)

	Relating to Higher Education Technology Transfer Fund; creating new provisions; amending ORS 293.115 and 348.696 and ...
		Enrolled Senate Bill 101 (SB 101-C) Page 1 (3) The moneys in the Higher Education Technology Transfer Fund are continuously appropriated to the Department of Higher Education for administrative expenses incurred by the department under sections 1 to 9 of this 2001 Act and for the purposes of promoting technology transfer programs and activities.
		Enrolled Senate Bill 101 (SB 101-C) Page 3 (7) Retain up to 10 percent of the moneys received from the fund for administering the programs and activities of the board.
		Enrolled Senate Bill 101 (SB 101-C) Page 4 (3) Be the custodian of any money, securities or other property that the board accepts as a gift, bequest or devise under section 7 (4) of this 2001 Act.
	www.leg.state.or.us /01reg/measures/sb0100.dir/sb0101.en.html (3138 words)

	LEX18 - Lexington, KY - News, Weather, Sports - What is Bill's Weather 101?
		Bill Meck, Stormtracker 18's Chief Meteorologist, just loves to visit kids in their classrooms to talk about his favorite subject - the weather!
		Bill's Weather 101 is an exciting and fun way for kids (grown-ups, too) to learn about weather.
		Teachers, if you would like a Bill's Weather 101 presentation for your weather unit, please email Bill Meck, or phone him at 859-259-1818, to schedule a day and time.
	www.wlextv.com /Global/story.asp?S=1203982 (190 words)

	Tompaine.com - Print Page
		Bill Moyers is president of the Schumann Center for Media and Democracy and a veteran journalist.
		Yet the bill does nothing about homestead exemptions used by the privileged to shield their money in real estate.
		Bill Moyers is grateful to Lew Daly, Senior Fellow of the Schumann Center for Media and Democracy, for his contributions to this speech.
	www.tompaine.com /print/america_101.php (5518 words)

	ASPCA: Advocacy: Lobbying 101: Introducing a Bill (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Alternatively, the provisions of a bill may be attached to a larger “omnibus” bill on a similar topic.
		Another important factor that dictates a bill’s ability to move is whether the committee in which it is reported imposes a deadline by which bills must be reported out.
		If a bill does not move out before the deadline, regardless of the length of the legislative session, it is essentially dead for the year.
	www.aspca.org /site/PageServer?pagename=lobby_101_introducing (1223 words)

	Why we need Bill 101
		In fact, prior to Bill 101, more than 80 per cent of immigrants to Quebec integrated into the anglophone minority of the province, seen as a stepping stone to an English-speaking continent.
		Quebec's law should be seen as all the more legitimate since, as a means to protect French, it does not suppress but recognizes the right of parents of the anglophone minority the right to send their children to either French or English schools.
		In fact, anglophone parents are alone in enjoying this right, since under Bill 101, free choice of school systems before the post-secondary level has been taken away from parents of the francophone majority in order to take it away from immigrants who share the rights of that majority.
	www.mef.qc.ca /why_we_need_bill_101.htm (1409 words)

	ASPCA: Advocacy: Lobbying 101: How a Bill Becomes a Law
		Similar versions of a bill that will create a new law, or amend or repeal an existing one, are introduced in the House of Representatives and the Senate.
		The House and Senate bills are referred to the appropriate subcommittees for consideration.
		If the House bill is approved, it is referred first to the House Rules Committee, which sets the conditions for the debate and amendment of bills, and then to the full House.
	www.aspca.org /site/PageServer?pagename=lobby_101_billlaw (347 words)

	Advocacy Updates - Equality Bill Priority
		As Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich put the Human Rights Bill on the front burner of this fall's session, the nation's transgender community is intently monitoring the possible upcoming vote, hoping for a positive vote for equality.
		Senate Bill 101 (SB 101) will add "sexual orientation" to its statewide non-discrimination laws, covering employment, citizenship, education and other constitutional guarantees.
		If the bill garners the necessary 30 votes to pass the Senate, it will go on to the House for the 2004 session in January.
	www.jclgo.org /alerts/equality-bill.htm (851 words)

	G.I. Bill 101: Use Your Military Experience To Help Pay For College
		According to the Department of Veterans Affairs, 339,742 veterans used their GI Bill benefits to pay for higher education in 2002.
		When you consider that more than 215,000 people leave the military each year and millions of people are qualified to use the GI Bill, it is clear that many veterans are not taking advantage of a good thing.
		You are entitled to 36 months of benefits if you have completed three years of Active Duty or if you were discharged for the convenience of the government after completing a specified time in the service.
	www.militarymoney.com /success/1109357936 (2084 words)

	Five years after Bill 101 - Fighting Words: Bill 101 - CBC Archives
		English Quebecers are still upset and bitter about the changes that have taken place under Bill 101.
		Camille Laurin, the author of Bill 101, has successfully restored Quebec as a French society but at a heavy cost, particularly to poor, working-class anglophones.
		Despite the hardship, it seems most anglophones have come to live with Bill 101.
	archives.cbc.ca /IDC-1-73-1297-7470/politics_economy/bill101/clip8 (260 words)

	Venture Capital 101
		Venture Capital 101 is a PDF, and requires Adobe Acrobat to view.
		Those who fail to adhere to this condition of use will be harangued, and perhaps photographed in an unflattering light with said photo displayed in the Pictures section...
		Flaming balls of psychoses are cautioned to limit their exposure to Bill Snow.
	www.billsnow.com /Venture_Capital_101.htm (476 words)

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