41.   The rejected bill would have applied this so-called statue of repose on all goods.

42.   The rejected bill would have applied this so-called statute of repose on all goods.

43.   The pending bill also would apply to a heterosexual person who is discriminated against because he or she is perceived to be homosexual.

44.   The three major House bills apply to all forms of individual and group health insurance, HMOs and other types of managed care.

45.   The vetoed bill would have applied to workers facing demotions, dismissals or suspension without pay for more than a month.

46.   Their bill would apply to political parties the same limits on donations that now apply to candidates in national elections.

47.   There was a dispute as to whether the bill would have applied to New York City police officers.

48.   Though the original bills applied to the entire state, Republicans from upstate insisted that the final bills be drafted to apply only to New York City.

49.   Vernell Crittendon, the public information officer at San Quentin, also said the bill would apply to only a few inmates.

50.   While the bill applies only to pet sales, not adoptions, some counties in California have done their own chip implantation.