| 单词 | permissive bill |
| 释义 | > as lemmaspermissive bill permissive bill n. British (now historical) a bill introduced into Parliament several times between 1864 and 1877, intended to give each parish the right to refuse the issue of licences to sell intoxicating liquors. ΘΚΠ society > law > types of laws > [noun] > commercial or revenue sizea1300 assizea1330 indiction1586 poll bill1641 frumentarian law1652 statute of the staple1657 statute of frauds1678 Gin Act1730 Pot Act1733 Stamp Act1765 Stamp-Bill1765 corn law1766 Bumboat Act1796 Maine law1852 permissive bill1864 lemon law1981 1864 J. R. Taylor (title) The Advantages of Temperance, discussed in a series of letters on the Sunday-closing of public-houses, Mr. Lawson's Permissive Bill, and Working-Men's Rights, etc. 1881 Princeton Rev. Jan.–June 103 In June, 1880, the Permissive Bill, for which the English prohibitionists have labored for thirty years, passed the House of Commons by a decisive majority. 1985 Hist. Jrnl. 28 631 Bright wanted to attack the Permissive Bill rather than work out an alternative scheme. < as lemmas |
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