Sentence examples for billing matters from inspiring English sources

SP Services Limited (SPS) (http://www.singaporepower.com.sg/irj/portal/spservices) handles accounts and billing matters on our behalf.

Dr. Paris -- one of the physicians that Sen. Baucus had arrested -- said that doctors and patients would no longer have to waste time dealing with multiple insurers on billing matters, and patients would no longer have to worry about which doctor was in network.

The child nutrition bill matters to our children, it matters for our country and it should matter to Congress.

The European referendum bill matters for two reasons: first, it paves the way for a defining decision about this country's place in the international order and, second, every eventual outcome will damage the Tory party to some degree.

The bill matters, not just to Canada but to the world: The boreal forests and tundra of northern Canada remain a relatively intact ecosystem, absorbing more carbon than the world's tropical forests and providing a vital buffer against global warming.

Does the Ledbetter bill matter?

Over and over, we were asked by legislators why these bills mattered, and how they could possibly help save animals thousands of miles away.

The electricity bill matter is seen as a major political scandal in a country marred by electricity shortages, with citizens having to face daily outages of up to 12 hours in urban areas and 20 hours in rural areas during maximum national shortfall.

"The civil union bill complicates matters a bit because the civil union bill changes the definition of a spouse," Sen. Haine said.

"While the Dodd-Frank bill improved matters, it went nowhere far enough," Joseph E. Stiglitz, left, the Nobel Prize-winning economist, told the Senate Banking Committee on Wednesday.

They could begin sending the governor bills on matters like an overhaul of the campaign finance laws that have been bottled up in the Senate.