Sentence examples for Billing sector from inspiring English sources

All hospital cost analyses were conducted from a SUS perspective and all costs were drawn from the SUS master table, as reported by the HCPA billing sector.

Gender, age, billing sector, length of practice, or additional degrees were not associated with this intention, nor were the socioeconomic background or unemployment rate of the local population.

From the bond market's point of view, the news means that the Treasury bill sector will continue to be inundated with new issues, with about $100 billion in new Treasury bills in the third quarter, according to Mr. Crandall.

"The strong performance in the bill sector was related to Shevardnadze and the message he conveyed in announcing his resignation". Dealers continued to sell Treasury bonds yesterday, though there was no news that prompted the price drop.

The Labour leader was clearer on diagnosis than prescription, but by talking about capping energy bills, sector-specific minimum wages and pushing taxes away from small businesses and towards larger ones, he signalled a determination to experiment.

Secondary data were used to design the model while cost information was obtained from various sources, taking into account public sector billing.

At the time of elaboration of the plan (2007-2008), the Government of Mozambique was engaged in the process of designing a new salaries policy for public servants, with a potentially significant impact on the wage bill across sectors.

They included an Arizona bill weakening public sector wage contracts, an Idaho bill preventing state and local government from adopting some wage laws and New Hampshire legislation that repealed that state's minimum wage law.

"Both the public sector bill and the private sector bill have been signed," Snyder said, according to TPM.

Then the Labour MP Debbie Abrahams briefly introduces a private member's bill on public sector supply chains under a 10-minute rule motion.

Greece needs to find about €9.3bn to pay debts falling due to the IMF, the ECB and private creditors over the summer, but this sum does not include the bill for public sector wages and pensions.