Sentence examples for work of bill from inspiring English sources

When the “asteroid debate” literally exploded at Berkeley at the end of the 1970s, it was the work of Bill and his students that showed that terrestrial animals did not become extinct all at once.

In particular, the work of Bill and Melinda Gates has helped recalibrate what exactly philanthropy is – or can be – and how the philanthropist can bring their skills to bear in a more productive way than simply bestowing money on a problem.

Whether you're a diehard "Ghostbusters" fan or think "The Life Acquatic" is Wes Anderson's best movie, there's really no wrong way to enjoy the work of Bill "Party Crasher" Murray.

On issue after issue, officials in one or two of the three camps have reported in the last few days that after intensive negotiations there was an agreement in principle -- though the complex and contentious work of bill-drafting remained -- only to have one side or the other steadfastly deny any such agreement.

In industry jargon it's called servicing rights, the tedious but lucrative work of billing borrowers and collecting their monthly payments.

It said the work of public bill committees, which debate every clause of a proposed bill and any amendments, was "woefully inadequate" due to a lack of expert knowledge, insufficient time and an often partisan approach taken by MPs.

We're also keeping a special eye on the work of the bill of rights commission.

In April, the House made short work of a bill that would keep the program operating.

"When you're dying of malaria, I suppose you'll look up and see that balloon, and I'm not sure how it'll help you," Gates told Business Week in an interview about the work of his Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

Reform, which focuses on public service improvement, said select committees should take over the work of public bill committees, ad hoc bodies that are set up specifically to scrutinise new legislation and to take evidence from interested parties, including members of the public.

"Moneyball" traces Billy Beane's use of unorthodox analytics to the work of Bill James.