Sentence examples for bill reflecting from inspiring English sources

A bill reflecting the recommended changes will be drafted and considered by the parliament in 2017.

The state parried with a six-figure bill reflecting Mr. Kaplan's years of care, including the day he was murdered, calculated at full cost.

Many Catholic and African American lawmakers voted against the bill, reflecting a general suspicion of end-of-life options that is stronger among those demographics than in more secular or mostly white communities.

The thinktank said the average household in London is now paying a £5,400 "housing failure bill", reflecting the extent to which rising housing costs had outpaced income growth over the last 50 years.

Mr. John said he recently conducted a retirement seminar and some older people were in tears because they only learned they had missed a withdrawal when they received a tax bill reflecting the penalty.

Lalia Rach knew the snapping point for travelers' patience was near when she noticed that an unexpected charge for energy had been tacked onto her hotel bill, reflecting, the clerk said, power shortages on the West Coast.

The spending bill reflects some discouraging tendencies.

The storm is costlier than the estimated bill reflects.

The bill reflects preferences of the two senators.

The bill reflects the position that House Republican leaders want to take into negotiations with the Senate.

However, the House bill reflects other aspects of the Republican-led House's agenda.