Most advertising agencies and consulting firms, for example, maintain some form of job cost records, either as a basis for billing their clients or as a means of estimating the profitability of individual jobs or accounts.
Mr. Romney cites it on the campaign trail, and the pledge is the basis for bills to be introduced in Congress shortly that represent Speaker John A. Boehner's latest response to the White House on the debt-ceiling crisis.
The Standard Assessment Scale for Dental Treatment Items BEMAA) is the basis for billing dental treatments in the German statutory health insurance scheme.
Eventually, the list became the basis for the bill Obama is expected sign this week.
That's the basis for a bill I first introduced six months ago, the Helping Families in Mental Health Crisis Act.
So Senator Max Baucus, the chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, has released his "mark" on proposed legislation — which would normally be the basis for the bill that eventually emerges from his committee.
It is also unclear whether Mr. Gutierrez and Mr. Flake will produce the only House legislation on immigration and whether their plan will ultimately become the basis for the bill that emerges.
This became the basis for the bill's famous (later infamous) "Cap and Trade" approach.
The governors emphasize the importance of improving the private health insurance market and Medicaid, and assert the House legislation ― which the Senate is using as the basis for its bill ― fails to do those things.
The interview excerpted below was the basis for "Bill Ford's Next Act," from our June 23rd magazine issue.
In the broadest interpretation of polymorphous perversity, that choice is the basis for "Zumanity," billed as a "show for lovers, would-be lovers, and anyone whose imagination has ever been sparked by the idea of love".
