Sentence examples for need to bill from inspiring English sources

"No other type of institution can take your money without asking; they need to bill you and if you disagree take you to court," added Mr Lewis.

The ITS Service Desk will gladly make the actual purchase of this additional software, however, we will need to bill this cost back to the department.

He said he had put in 60 to 100 hours on the case since going out on his own in January 2000 and felt no need to bill Mr. Rich since he had been adequately compensated at the firm.

That means I need to bill most of the hours I'm in the office, which hasn't been too difficult so far.

He gets mad if I round off numbers and tells me I need to bill by the minute a pro-rata share of $375 an hour.

"There is no need to bill for so much time to tow a vehicle," says Ramirez. "Either Escondido is looking to pad their books or they don't know how to tow a car.

It might have trouble creating partnerships with other businesses and could find itself at odds with credit card companies, whose cooperation could be needed to bill customers.

Women can safely cup a few bills inside bras, while men will usually need to hide bills in their undershorts.

Only after you have ordered do you need to supply billing information.

He tweeted: "New electricity and gas prices announced today show the need to freeze bills".

But the need to pay bills is "separate and apart" from the effort to write a budget.