Sentence examples for equivalent bill from inspiring English sources

South of the border, the equivalent bill would be more like £7m.

Senator Richard L. Neuberger (D-Oregon) sponsored an equivalent bill, S. 2518, in the Senate.

It then fell to the Senate to consider the equivalent bill in the upper chamber, S. 2518, which was expected to have an equally untroubled passage following hearings scheduled to begin on February 20.

John Downie, Scottish director of the Federation of Small Businesses, says his members are facing water bill increases of between 50% and 300% this year, taking them to between four and five times the level of equivalent bills in England.

The lack of equivalent bills means GOP leaders will have to decide on a path forward.

An equivalent House bill H.2830 was also defeated.

But whereas some had tried to create the electronic equivalents of bills and coins, bitcoins only exist as entries in a giant electronic ledger called the "blockchain".

(One French family sued the company after their young daughter ran up a bill equivalent to over $2,000 euros).

A TYPICAL company in Congo with a gross profit margin of 20% faces a tax bill equivalent to 340% of profits.

Its astronomical bill (equivalent to £1.8bn at today's prices) came down to Foster's total approach to the project: every part of what an office building should be was to be fundamentally rethought from scratch.

They're the kid's TV equivalent of Buffalo Bill with his arm in a sling.