We're able to use those tags as metadata, determining which members are most active on a specific area, in terms of bill sponsored, bills cosponsored or amendments adopted".
We're able to use those tags as metadata, determining which members are most active on a specific area, in terms of bill sponsored, bills cosponsored or amendments adopted". The service also ranks members of Congress on their effectiveness, assigning them a "Quorum Score" based on their success at getting bills co-sponsored by other legislators.
We suggest that young females may have been indistinguishable from males in terms of bill length, and that the typical differences developed over the lifetime of the individuals.
Because the harder the hole you get into in terms of bills, then you'll never get out.
Calculating an accurate total is difficult because utility companies measure power losses in terms of bill-paying customers -- households and businesses, not individuals.
But the attempt to measure the Parkland students' impact in terms of bills passed or not passed may miss the broader point.
Still, in the clubby atmosphere of the Senate, a place of schmoozing and deal-making where accomplishment is measured in terms of bills passed and power amassed, Mr. Thompson's seeming indifference set him apart.
And one reason why he was so interested in conservative intellectuals was that he thought that their ideas on the primacy of the family and the organic nature of society might be able to revitalise his party.Most politicians measure their success in terms of bills passed and pork delivered.
The ability to view and export the records is key for the organizations in terms of billing and reporting, and provides basic patient info (name and number) along with trip star and end point data.
Conversely, we decided that "documentation and patient files" was important for German physicians in terms of billing by the German Association of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians.
A church minister urged the former First Lady to run as a "hard-nosed pragmatist", offering, in effect, "a third term of Bill Clinton".
