The phrase "services bills" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to bills or invoices for services rendered, such as fees for professional services or payments for utilities or other services. Here is an example of how it can be used: "I am organizing all of my expenses for tax season, including services bills for my accountant, my electric company, and my internet provider."
The government is prepared to concede defeat on some of its controversial welfare changes with a likely restructure of its social services bills, the prime minister has signalled.
Nevertheless, passage of the budget and armed services bills through the House on Thursday and Friday should allow the Senate to hold similar votes next week and bring some semblance of normality to government finances.
And Ben Katz, the founder of the mobile banking app Card.com, said he had found ways to save more than 30percentt a month on his company's computing services bills by using less server space.
Chris Kemp co-founded Nebula to create an infrastructure and data systems solution for companies that, after reaching a certain scale, might want to offload some of their balance to a different solution and, in the process, save on those monthly Amazon Web Services bills.
"As we're trying to forestall a government shutdown, we've got these ugly financial services bills on the horizon," said Rep. Keith Ellison (D-Minn)., co-chair of the House Progressive Caucus.
Like most online-billing services, Billing Orchard charges a flat monthly fee, starting at about $15.
The store, called AWS Marketplace, will use the Amazon Web Services billing and fulfillment system.
The committee's proposed new intelligence services bill is needed more than ever.
So combining the businesses should save money in customer services, billing and payment collection.
He was a member of the Commons committee that scrutinised the 1994 intelligence services bill.
The formula does not distinguish between appropriate and inappropriate increases in services billed to Medicare.
