Sentence examples for bills in addition to from inspiring English sources

A few dozen bills, in addition to Mr. Fraser's and Mr. Duncan's, have been filed on groundwater issues this session.

Many Americans have come to rely on credit cards to cover everyday expenses like groceries, gasoline and medical bills, in addition to big-ticket items and luxuries.

Here in Helena, at least 16 other bills in addition to the repeal measure have been filed or drafted since the legislative session began last month, calling for everything from a marijuana tax to another voter referendum.

The city will argue that as a result of deceptive marketing, irresponsible supervision of gun sales and flaws in gun design, city residents are being killed and injured, and the city government has often had to pay medical bills in addition to law enforcement costs, Mr. Hess said.

Barack Obama will change the direction of our country and end the Bush era of corruption and incompetence that has led to increased unemployment and home foreclosures, higher gas prices and grocery bills, in addition to putting health care and college out of reach for millions of America's working families.

For example, a call from a United States mobile phone to a landline in Belgium would be billed at 2 cents a minute (in addition to normal minutes used).

Marty Weissberg said that having to pay a long distance phone bill in addition to a local one was the last straw for many harried New Yorkers.

(For example, we were offered $10 off the first six months of the bill in addition to a $200 gift certificate at an electronics store. My friend was given a $50 Target gift certificate for signing on).

The House bill, in addition to more broadly expanding Medicaid eligibility, would also increase payment rates for primary care physicians -- a step that many health advocates say is needed to improve access to providers for children and adults.

The official text of Ms. Rousseff's alterations, which include dozens of suggested changes to the bill in addition to the vetoed portions, is expected to be published on Monday.

The Senate bill, in addition to rolling back the A.C.A.'s expansion of Medicaid, starting in 2021, would also change the way that Medicaid is financed, converting it into a block-grant program — meaning that the federal government would cap the amount of money it gives to states, which administer the program.