Sentence examples for collective billing from inspiring English sources
Just two weeks after the community was established, its electricity was cut off and shortly after, despite an application for collective billing, its water supply disconnected.
Can the author in such a case prohibit the performer from singing these songs (for no justified reason or motivated by pure hatred or revenge) if the performer duly pays the fee prescribed by ZAMP (collective billing system)?
The 83 directors were each issued with a "black" credit card, with the collective bill reaching €15m (£12m) over a 10-year period.
Projections show the collective bill dropping further in 2011, thanks to the deal in December between President Obama and Congressional Republicans that continued all the Bush-era tax rates and granted a new payroll tax cut to most workers.
While the bill is focused on stationary emissions, transportation fuel -- including jet fuel -- will be regulated at the point of sale, potentially raising the collective bill of U.S. airlines by $5 billion, according to Young.
By making these reductions, Partnership members have also slashed our collective energy bills by $30m a year.
Democratic leaders said they planned to remind voters of the collective bargaining bill in the weeks before Senate recall elections that grew out of the fight.
A victory by Ms. Kloppenburg could alter Wisconsin's political landscape by possibly shifting the court as it considers legal issues surrounding the collective bargaining bill.
The fate of Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker's controversial collective bargaining bill may soon be in the hands of the Wisconsin supreme court.
The race has turned into a referendum on Wisconsin's new Republican governor, Scott Walker, his collective bargaining bill, and, more broadly, the Republican politicians who now control the Capitol.
A victory by Ms. Kloppenburg could alter the state's political landscape by possibly shifting the court to the left as it considers legal issues surrounding the collective bargaining bill.
