Sentence examples for focus bill from inspiring English sources
After some flirty staring and talking, the sort where the background goes blurry and only Sookie and Bill stay in focus, Bill pops out for a midnight stroll with the Rattrays.
But it foundered there in Democratic infighting as the Judiciary Committee burdened the single-focus bill with 50 pages of amendments covering such extraneous issues as whether retired police officers should be allowed to pack concealed weapons wherever they please.
Today's events foreshadowed a campaign-compressed calendar that is likely to be defined by election-year trench warfare and narrowly focused bills with popular, even emotional, appeal.
Mint CEO Aaron Patzer says those features will eventually be added, with a focus on bill payments first.
With a heavy focus on bill pay, the company first launched its service in Canada to test the market, and then brought its web application to the U.S. last year.
Of course, if you were barely making ends meet during a price rise, you will need to focus on bill payments and grocery shopping but try to put aside any savings possible.
As hundreds of bed bugs crawled inside a jar on the table in front of him, Mr. Sorkin spoke about the insects and about City Council hearings, scheduled for Tuesday, that will focus on bills designed to address the problem.
We discuss the application of alternative interconnection charging models (with a particular focus on bill-and-keep) by applying the main lessons from the interconnection literature in a framework designed for the practical needs of regulators.
De Leon has tried to avoid 1st Amendment issues by focusing the bill on how photographers get their pictures and videos rather than on the content of those recordings.
The N.R.A. is also focused on bills protecting the use of deadly force as a first resort when threatened.
Some councils that have embraced electronic monitoring and focused on billing by the minute may think a more flexible approach – one that does not constantly monitor the money and amount of care commissioned – must cost more.
