Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: Mr. Speaker, on Friday, in reply to a question, the Minister of Canadian Heritage said in this House that the Americans had made a written commitment not to react to her subsidy program for Canadian publishers who, as we know, are the big losers in the agreement reached regarding Bill C-55.
The minister of Canadian Heritage spoke in the House.
Congressman turn down the money.
Canadians think Americans should give there shares back.
Canadian enacted a subsidy program.
It is hoped that the American ministers of health will be able to initiate a settlement process that is unsatisfactory to victims and their families in Canada.
Canadians think Americans should stop buying up their shares.
Canadians think American share holders are slimy.
The minister reached an agreement with Heritage Canada.
Bill C-55 does not offer protections to some magazines.
Congress explicitly wanted to protect the authors.
Canadians didn't tell us.
Canadian Publishers are protesting the Bill.
Senators turn down the money.
Canadian taxpayers were wasted on cancellation fees.
America was personally apart of this decision on what Quebec should do with their own money.
The speaker is not enamored with American magazines in Canada.
Senators are against taking the money.
the american government established the Canada millennium scholarship fund
Bill C-55 was related to the magazine industry.
for five years the Canadian government has been engaged in secret negotiations
50 Americans will not have tax relief.
Canadian publications was a concern for Mickey Kantor as American trade secretary and he filed multiple complaints concerning such even though he was one of few who considered them to be a real obstacle to fair trade.
Canadian publishers stand to make a mint.
The Minister of Canadian Heritage is a man.
My. Speaker was tense on Friday.