Sentence examples for Case bill from inspiring English sources
It is a symptom of our times that media credit still goes to an individual, in this case Bill W., rather than to a healing relationship, with Dr. Bob.
Matt: You make a good case, Bill.
The book is based on a case Bill had when he was a rookie detective that involved organized crime and the mafia.
They each recognize the others' position as being a proponent of a party, cause, faction, person, or, in this case, bill and have no intention of acting in a non-partisan manner (never have) which is really the word we should be using.
As is often the case, bills go through several changes before being finalized.
There were chaotic scenes outside the al-Hadba prison when guards told journalists that, despite assurances that the case billed as Libya's trial of the century would be open, there would be no public access.
Any new charges brought by the government would come on top of a widespread insider-trading case — billed by Mr. Bharara's office as "the largest hedge fund insider trading case in history" — that has ensnared a number of money managers and company executives, including the Galleon co-founder Raj Rajaratnam.
But the particulars of Robinson's legal troubles got lost in translation when he appeared on Carlson's show to discuss his case, billed as a "British conservative activist".
In the worst cases, bills will rise by £600 a year, says the Resolution Foundation.
Proponents say that in many cases, bills bottled up by legislative maneuvers would easily pass if brought to a vote.
