Sentence examples for flawed billing from inspiring English sources

For example, the consultants found that flawed billing systems cost Mount Sinai tens of millions of dollars, even as it pursued ambitious expansion and building plans and paid its top executives salaries, detailed in tax records, that many experts say were unusually high for a struggling nonprofit institution.

When Howard Dean did just that last week he was roundly condemned for casting aspersions on what even many of its more ardent supporters admit is an obviously flawed bill.

Roll Call's interviews with several Democratic skeptics suggest that most of them are resigned to voting in favor of what one called "a deeply flawed House bill".

So it could go either way.As for the target itself, it will be in the range of 17-20%, which is where the flawed House and Senate bills put it, respectively.

Earlier this year the House passed a deeply flawed climate bill that falls short of what the science says is needed to roll back climate change.

Or, maybe, this explosion of resistance from the left is simply an elaborate ruse, concocted by a number of activists with both willing and unwitting co-conspirators, to push some of the less reactionary Republicans to grab for this bill, flawed as it may be, because the eventual bill will be much less to their liking?

However, Gov. John G. Rowland has said he finds the bill flawed and may not sign it.

Mr. Bruno says he supports reform, but calls Mr. Connor's bill "flawed".

Some Republicans called the bill flawed and promised to fix it later, but they supported it as a step forward.

Mr. Bush, whose father vetoed the last major such measure to get through Congress, called the bill "flawed in some areas" but said he would sign it.

"This case could stop the fatally flawed investigatory powers bill in its tracks and mark a sea change in the fight for an effective, targeted system of surveillance that keeps us safe and protects our rights".