Sentence examples for bill in relation to from inspiring English sources

Already the government has paid out £18.2m in relation to Woolworths and a further £6.9m relating to a further 20 smaller cases while the business secretary, Vince Cable, has admitted the government could face a further £26m compensation bill in relation to Comet employees after a recent tribunal found Deloitte had failed in its legal duty to properly consult before making redundancies.

The mayor, who was born in the US and holds dual citizenship, said deciding to maintain his American nationality proved to be a very expensive decision after he was forced to pay a six-figure US capital gains tax bill in relation to the profit he made selling his Islington home in 2009.

To exclude all date effects, we further used residuals of linear mixed effect models of bill color in relation to date and of T levels in relation to date: in this analysis, bill color and T were still highly correlated for all seasons combined (t574 = -6.94, p < 0.0001).

The assembly commission - the body which organises day-to-day business in the assembly - says reference to the English language is incidental to the provision the bill makes in relation to Welsh.

Ministers insisted the accountancy bills were in relation to their work as MPs and that the claims were allowable as parliamentary expenses.

They are bound to secrecy by a code of omerta that evidently frustrated the OFT.Solicitors rarely haggle over fees because barristers' bills are small in relation to overall legal fees.

Ofcom also said that between 2010 and 2015 it expected to have run up bills of £10.5m in relation to setting up and running the DEA's anti-piracy regime, including drafting the code, establishing an independent appeals body, measurement and enforcement.

The first thing those who lost their jobs in the economic meltdown, those who have loved ones fighting for their country overseas and those who worry about paying their bills care about in relation to the present administration is whether or not they can dictate a 24-hour news cycle.

The government also used this bill to introduce provisions in relation to DNA, to enable the home secretary to make regulations setting out the retention and destruction of DNA.

The Senate then acted on the following bills: amendment to penal law in relation to radio sets in automobiles; amendment relating to operating on tails of horses, and several amendments in relation to conservation laws.

If passed, the immigration minister will have to be satisfied that "a suitably qualified and experienced Australian citizen or Australian permanent resident is not readily available to fill the nominated position" prior to approving a nomination for a 457 position (the bill also provides for exemptions in relation to major disasters, international trade obligations and highly skilled occupations).