H.R.
Noun
Meaning
H.R.
(law) Abbreviation of House of Representatives.
Examples
On July 2, the Senate passed H.R. 7440, the Hong Kong Autonomy Act—and that bill became Public Law 116-149 on July 14. The bill passed the House without objection without a physical quorum present, rather than through the use of the new proxy system.
Bass sponsored H.R. 7120, or the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act of 2020.
Before the election, I’d covered Nancy Pelosi’s H.R. 1, a bill she introduced which was a blueprint for how to steal elections.
Bolton, a former ambassador to the United Nations, had since March 2018, replacing General H.R. McMaster.
Director Wirth and Secretary Seaton approved the plan on June 2. In July 1953, Representative Leonor Sullivan introduced H.R. 6549, a bill authorizing the allocation of no more than $5 million to build the arch.
During 2007, two federal bills (S. 549 citation and H.R. 962 citation ) aimed at phasing out "nontherapeutic" antibiotics in U.S. food animal production.