Sentence examples for subsequent bills from inspiring English sources

If less energy is used, credit is built up which can be reclaimed or used to offset higher-than-expected subsequent bills.

Subsequent bills suffered a similar fate.

The stimulus and several subsequent bills had given the unemployed extra weeks of benefits on top of the standard 26 weeks made available by states.

The subsequent bill for their incarceration went directly to the taxpayer.

Either incompatible technologies render their phone unusable or the subsequent bill is monstrous.

It assumes the same consumption with the intention of adding a charge or credit to a subsequent bill once it obtains an accurate reading.

Tell them it is store policy — a potent phrase, "store policy" — to add 50 cents to each subsequent bill until their debt is cleared.

Nor does it preclude a subsequent bill of rights that is more strongly enforced and broader in scope if there is popular support for it, as I have previously argued in this series.

The federal Constitution drafted in 1787 at a Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia to replace the failing Articles of Confederation and its subsequent Bill of Rights (ratified 1791) did the same at the national level.

In some cases this was presented as the first stage towards a "constitutional bill of rights", in others as the last, but in no case was it ever suggested that incorporation would need to be reversed to introduce a subsequent bill of rights.

Or to put it another way, why should any subsequent bill of rights require the repeal of the HRA when the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission, the Joint Committee on Human Rights, and even the government's green paper on rights and responsibilities have demonstrated that this is neither necessary nor desirable?