"bill generating" is grammatically correct and generally usable in written English
You could use it in a sentence such as "The small business used automated software for their bill generating needs."
The speaker did not detail the process, but an amended defense bill generated by the House would be a good start.
"It would boost maternal employment, reduce the cost of living, slash the welfare bill, generate growth, improve the quality of early education and child wellbeing, and radically reshape the structure of our labour market".
After the bill generated a backlash among conservative and anti-immigration groups and died in the House of Representatives, Rubio backtracked, disavowing the legislation and saying that it wasn't realistic.
They succeeded last week when the bill, which had already been approved by the Assembly, was passed by the Senate, 23 to 9. It was striking how little opposition the bill generated: before the Senate voted, not a single senator spoke against the measure.
That's a major reason why the rollback bill generated opposition from not just environmentalists, but from some industry groups.
However, the proposed SHI bill generated strong negative reactions from non-MOH stakeholders, primarily in the private sector, who believed that SHI would displace private health insurance schemes [ 40].
But simply voting on the bills generates benefits for both House lawmakers and Wall Street lobbyists, critics say.
The Bills generated just 253 yards of total offense – 80 fewer than Green Bay – but a 75-yard punt return from Marcus Thigpen was the main difference in a 21-13 win.
From the insurance industry's standpoint, the out-of-network rate system is meant to make sure an insurer is not responsible for paying high medical bills generated by extremely expensive doctors.
