Sentence examples for generation of bills from inspiring English sources
Ms. Feldt added, "We know there will be another generation of bills, in which they will try over and over again to establish that legislatures can outlaw specific medical procedures at any time during pregnancy".
It was a win for the new generation of Bills, who don't know any better.
In this paper, we present a specific method for the automatic generation of a bill of materials based on attribute patterns with variant specifications in a customer-oriented environment.
An option control mechanism enables a quick generation of their BOMs (bills of material).
The Secret Service must be doing something right (its conviction rate is 98.8%), but let's hope the next generation of hundred-dollar bills makes counterfeiters want to find a new profession.
Haslam's Book Store, 2025 Central Avenue, (727) 822-8616 and www.haslams.com, now in the fourth generation of the same family, bills itself as Florida's largest new and used bookstore.
There's a comedy lecture on the zombie brain; a children's show about a composer battling to save his brother from zombie-dom; and the immersive The Generation of Z, which is billed as a "multimedia horror play" and takes place in an abandoned military facility.
A Rising Tide of Bills Just two generations ago, America was a nation of mostly thrifty people living within their means, even setting money aside for unforeseen expenses.
Greenpeace executive director John Sauven said: "It will lock a generation of consumers into higher energy bills, via a strike price that's expected to be double the current price of electricity, and it will distort energy policy by displacing newer, cleaner, cheaper technologies.
When American utilities start replacing the current generation of power plants, everyone's bill is going to go up.
Since the Treasury can always borrow money more cheaply than the private sector, the concept of PFI has always appeared suspiciously like hire-purchase, with tomorrow's generation of taxpayers picking up the bill.
