Sentence examples for bill depending from inspiring English sources

If tethering is turned on, AT&T and Verizon normally add $30 to $60 to the monthly bill, depending on the phone's regular plan.

The health provider may agree to a reduction in the bill, depending on your circumstances or arrange for a plan for you to pay over time.

And there's either a smiling or a frowning face on the bill, depending on whether the consumption is better or worse than average.

A company spokesman, Charles Schueler, said customers who have both Cablevision's telephone and cable-TV service receive a discount on their television bill, depending on the extent of their telephone use.

Bissett is also worried about changes to council tax which mean those who may have previously not paid anything must now cover anything from 10-15% of their bill, depending on the local authority.

Its post-war constitution, in a clause carried over verbatim from the Weimar constitution of 1919, favours no particular faith but lets all churches levy taxes on their members through the income-tax system (8% or 9% of a taxpayer's bill, depending on the state).

But government spokesmen have been briefing, incorrectly, that the bill depends on the Tories.

The size of your water bill depends on the amount you use, as it is measured by a water meter, but prices are comparable with the UK.

Much of the bill depends on new committees and rules that have yet to be drafted, so legal experts have doubts about its ability to police corporations.

Removing the jurisdiction of the High Court was also a mistake, he said, because now the bill depends entirely on the efficiency of the tribunal.

Whether the provision becomes part of the final bill depends on whether it survives a House-Senate conference that will be needed to reconcile their different versions of the overall defense bill.