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This week Congress got to work on a bill that would greatly extend shareholder democracy by giving investors a vote over executive pay.

If you could send me what I'am getting and a bill and I will pay even if I have to call them.

However, the other states said that there was no need for a bill of rights because the constitution was a bill itself.

A bill of lading signed by the master of the ship carrying the goods is deemed to have been signed on behalf of the carrier.

A few days later, she testified before a legislative subcommittee in favor of a bill requiring drug testing of high school athletes.

She had fought for years trying to pass a bill to protect women against domestic violence.

The state legislatures act in much the same way, although the process for enacting a bill within the legislatures is often more streamlined.

When the acceptor of a bill is or becomes the holder of it at or after its maturity, in his own right, the bill is discharged.

Think about bills today and how much overhead there is when you mail out a bill .

My Administration proposed legislation to achieve this, but Congress was unable to get a bill to my desk before adjourning for the year.

Why should I vote for any one of you when such a Bill can be passed without proper debate?

"We're going to do that . . . in spite of the loud shrill voices (against it), " he said. Reid said a bill would be approved this year.

A draft, sometimes referred to as a bill of exchange, is the instrument normally used in international commerce to effect payment.

Most people have little idea how much electricity they are using until they are presented with a bill.

The manager of a small building company was very surprised to get a bill for two white mice which one of his workmen had bought.

When paying for a taxi, do not look at your wallet as you take out a bill just grab one at random and hand it over.

The company received a bill to 20, 001 dollars since the engineer to his service. The talked he to do a list of his charges.

It was passed unanimously by the Las Vegas City Council as part of a bill making it a misdemeanor to go to the bathroom in public.

A bill of lading is usually made out in copies, some in duplicate, some in triplicate and some even in quadruplicate.

But some Federalists said that America did not need a bill because the constitution was sort of a bill anyway.

Republican lawmakers say Democrats are trying to push through a bill without enough time for proper Congressional scrutiny.

There was a bill issued for both him and me, with one hundred pounds reward.

Simultaneously, the House of Representatives will attempt to come up with its own draft of a bill.

Our National Congress should introduce a bill, demanding American troops to stop killing Iraqi people and to get out of Iraq territory.

And in a historic moment just a few weeks ago, the House Energy and Commerce Committee approved a bill to do just that.

He carefully put his hammer away. The engine was fixed! A week later, the owners received a bill from the old man for ten thousand dollars.

To become a law, identical versions of a bill must be passed by both chambers of Congress and signed by the president.

There was a bill in his hand already. He slipped it into the folder and handed it right back to her.

Earlier this fall, I signed a bill that authorized up to $25 billion in loans to help these automakers make more fuel-efficient vehicles.

But the Democratic leadership is not inclined to act, absent a signal from the White House that Mr. Bush would be willing to sign a bill.

The Missouri Senate just passed a bill that would require doctors to talk about a fetus' development and its ability to feel pain.

President Bush's first veto of his presidency was for a bill that would have expanded federal funding for embryonic stem cell research.

Several top Democrats have expressed concern that the traditionally conservative Senate would not pass a bill with a public option.

Actually, IT would be ridiculous to expect a counterfeITer to put the wrong picture on a bill.

Suddenly, a cause that couldn't find its way into a bill for two or more years was set to become State Senate Bill 1395.

With mid-term elections next autumn, a bill on such a sensitive issue will need to pass before summer. Much depends on the president.

the process in which the drawee effects payment or acceptance when a bill is presented to him for payment or for acceptance.

"We must have a bill that does not violate the Constitution of the United States, and this bill does not, " she said.

indicate a bill or bills to pay and come in the only or last endorsement blank endorsement persons, shall be paid to bearer of the bill.

No condition may be attached to the endorsement . Any conditions attached to the endorsement shall have no effect of a bill .

For more than 20 years, Ron Paul, the Texan Republican, has been trying to pass a bill that would audit the Fed's monetary policy decisions.

Then the vet turned to his computer, hit a few keys and produced a bill, which he handed to the woman.

Some gentleman in evening dress reached out a bill to the captain, who took it with simple thanks and turned away to his line.

So if I've changed my thinking on the chances for a bill, have I also changed my thoughts on the winners and losers in the energy sector?

Nothing in these Rules shall be held to prevent the insertion in a bill of lading of any lawful provision regarding general average.

We have come together on a bill to alleviate the crisis and because somebody hurt their feelings, they decided to punish the country.

It seemed more like a campaign rally than a bill signing. No one seemed quite able to contain themselves.

A Senate committee has approved a bill to reform US healthcare, a key step in President Barack Obama's attempt to overhaul the system.

In like manner, any party liable on a bill may be discharged by the intentional cancellation of his signature by the holder or his agent.

The beneficiary was required to ship the goods by sea (and present a bill of lading) or by air (and present an air transport document).

They quarrel with Taft over the terms of a bill to strengthen the powers of the Interstate Commerce Commission.

"Do you think I should send her a bill? " the doctor asked a lawyer who sat next to him.

There wasn't any effort [within the United States] going on to get a bill to limit carbon pollution the way there is now.

A bill before Congress would authorize loan guarantees with that in mind, and it would be a good place to start.

A bill to set such a price has achieved a remarkable degree of cross-party support (see article).

When he went to place them in his mailbox, he found a bill from the lawyer.

'When a bill collector calls, I can say, 'I'm going to pay you on the 15th, ' ' he said.

There must be something wrong with my electricity meter because last month I wasn't home at all and still got a bill for $230.

China Development Bank, a major state-owned lender, said it had cancelled a bill issuance scheduled for Friday.

In a sort of ostentatious way, he drew back his coat sleeves, seized a bill of fare, and scanning the drink-list on the back.

For the purposes of registration under this Ordinance, the transfer of a registered ship shall BE effected by a bill of sale.

Every month I got a bill for electricity, heat, and water, so I quickly learned to use only what I needed.

The next day, the doctor sent bills to those who had taken suggestions from him. And also received a bill from the lawyer.

The Confederate Congress passed a bill in March of eighteen sixty-five to accept Negroes as soldiers. The bill did not promise to free them.

Mr Koizumi's flair and commontouch enabled him to sell voters a bill of goods which, on closer inspection, they do not like.

She tried to sell me a bill of goods, but I wouldn't listen to her.

He had said, in January, that he would not sign a bill that granted telecom immunity for possibly warrantless spying on American persons.

the place of payment , if not specified on a bill , shall be the business premises , domicile or habitual residence of the payer.

On March 24th a bill arrived in parliament aimed at cracking down on tax evasion by Greek companies as well as the self-employed.

He urged the governor to think carefully before signing such a bill.

If the President vetoes a bill, Congress may attempt to override the veto. This requires a two-thirds vote by both the House and Senate.

She said that in a bill now before Congress, 25 percent of food in a new $350 million aid package could be purchased overseas.

Although Obama has indicated his preference for a public option, he has not indicated that he would a veto a bill without one.

A bill passed by this year's legislative session commits the state to help no fewer than seven tier-two universities reach tier-one status.

And I am confident that we will pass a bill to protect the financial security of every American very soon.

Once again the importer must pay or accept a bill of exchange to be able to obtain the goods.

Now it's only a bill but soon will be a law, so you'd better get used to it.

The Democrats said they would not try to push through a bill before Mr Brown is seated.

Republican Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky has introduced a bill that would chop a half trillion dollars out of the federal budget.

This was a bill designed to rein in the secret deals and reckless gambling that nearly brought down the financial system.

A line-item veto would allow the President to remove wasteful spending from a bill while preserving the rest of the legislation.

Democratic leaders in Congress say they hope to pass a bill for the president to sign by the end of the year.

And in May the House of Lords halted passage of a bill that would have given doctors some scope to help grown ups to die.

A bill that would, among other things, solidify their land claims has passed in Brazil's lower house and is now in the Senate.

The young man drew a bill of fare from his pocket, and pointed to a line.

The Senate has so far refused to pass a bill that would extend unemployment insurance or send aid to ailing state governments.

The next move could come from Congress when, this autumn, it takes up a bill to lift travel restrictions for all Americans.

But retiring Senator George Voinovich of Ohio tells the Washington Post that he plans to help push a bill through the Senate next week.

A bill to that effect was introduced in the lower house of Congress in 2007, but it is not expected to be voted on any time soon.

The crisis has hammered Ireland's economy and left taxpayers with a bill that will take a generation to pay.

Finish it off with a bill and don't forget to leave a tip!

So James Madison decided to make a Bill of Rights and forged into the Constitution as Amendments.

Let us look for a moment at what happens when a typical bank customer pays a bill by cheque.

In the general election under the influence of the political cycle, the Obama administration proposed a bill in Congress difficult.

The governor's biggest legislative problem arose, ironically, out of a bill he passed.

He has never requested an "earmark" , meaning funding for a pet project slipped into a bill.

The president may agree to a bill conferring certain rights upon those who make outstanding contributions to the country.

However, to the accounting department, its meaning is most likely to be a "bill to" address.

She was meticulous about paying her bills , insisting I make out a bill for what she owed .

It is nearly impossible to put together a majority coalition for a bill that challenges those essential structures.

He could not support a bill to let slavery spread into the territories. That would make the North rise in anger.

one is for calculating the payment of a discount for a bill, and the other is for evaluating the input of a password.

On October 10th a ministerial committee, responding to pressure from hawkish Israelis, approved a bill mandating such a vote.

Now a Bill is before Congress which is attempting to "do something" . And yet what has happened?

This, say critics, is why his government has resurrected a bill to put different sorts of time limits on trials and appeals.

Only Senators and Representatives (also known as Members of Congress) can introduce a bill in their respective chamber.

d. Clauses in a bill of lading stating that the carrier reserves the right to transship will be disregarded.

A bill has just snaked through India's parliament calling for Nalanda's revival, at a likely cost of several hundred million dollars.

The Senate must also act. The president wants to sign a bill into law by the end of the year.

And lawmakers in Rhode Island are considering a bill that would require state schools to offer the choice of a three-year degree.

Last week, they irritated the president by introducing a raft of amendments to a bill to phase out costly subsidies.

Clauses in a bill of lading stating that the carrier reserves the right to tranship will be disregarded. d.

There has even been talk of a bill to reverse some of Labour's counter-terrorism measures should the Tories win power.

Uruguay's president, Tabare Vazquez, vetoed a bill that would have legalized abortion up to the 12th week of pregnancy.

On Wednesday , a state Senate committee endorsed a bill aimed at removing the privacy laws protecting deceased patients' rights .

Meanwhile, a bill to create an agency similar to the U. S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration died in August.

Right now, Congress should pass a bill to help states put thousands of teachers, firefighters and police officers back on the job.

TREAT IT AS A BILL: You can have money deducted automatically and transferred to a separate account.

Where a bill is not payable to BEarer, the payee must BE named or otherwise indicated therein with reasonable certainty.

The Italian Senate approved a bill Thursday that encourages doctors to turn in illegal immigrants who they've treated.

President Bush has signed into law a bill that gives the U. S. government more power to eavesdrop on suspected foreign terrorists.

France's National Assembly overwhelmingly approved a bill that would outlaw the wearing in public of the face-covering Islamic veil.

New Hampshire has passed a bill legalizing gay marriage, but it still needs to be signed by the governor.

The draft, also called a bill of exchange, is the document normally used to effect payment in international transactions.

Before a bill can be presented to the president for signature, it must pass each chamber in identical form.

Suddenly, Republicans viewed the system, in place since 1991, as unfair, and a bill was introduced to remedy the situation.

State legislators routinely push for changes, and a bill to establish no-fault divorce in New York is under review.

This poses the question: What else is being mismanaged in a project with a bill estimated at between $530 billion and $720 billion?

As well as a measure to reform INDEC, Congress is discussing a bill that would raise pensions by almost 50% to compensate for inflation.

To become law, a bill must be approved by both houses of Congress and signed by the President.

Campbell and his organization published what they called, not a bill of rights, but a bill of lefts.

After that he will gather legislators together over the summer to work on the details of a bill for introduction in the autumn.

This, say critics, is why his government has resurrected a bill to put different time limits on legal proceedings.

Subject to the provisions of this Ordinance, a bill must be duly presented for payment.

That same year, Polk was able to get Congress to approve a bill that greatly reduced the taxes on imports.

A straight bill of lading refers to a bill of lading with a named consignee in the "consignee box" .

Anyone can come up with an idea for a law, but only members of Congress can introduce a bill to their fellow legislators.

Finance executives scrambled Thursday to react to a bill that would gut the current Wall Street compensation system.

"It sometimes takes two months to get a bill and mine are never less than 250 guilders , " she called after us as we piled into the taxi.

To amplify the unfairness, senators have the power (not to mention the verbosity) to talk a bill to death.

To amplify the unfairness, senators have the power (not to mention the verbosity) to talk a bill to death.

The freelance photographer sold his photos to many different newspapers and magazines, sending each a bill at the end of the month.

The pro-slavery legislature passed a bill calling for such a convention.

Such a bill could not abolish rights found in the European convention (and common law precedent already protects family life and privacy).

Analysis and conclusion The credit required presentation of a bill of lading marked "freight prepaid" .

The drawer, endorser, acceptor and guarantor of a bill of exchange are jointly and severally liable to the holder.

A tactic used by a group of Senators to block the passage of a bill favored by the majority.

This has nothing to do with reducing carbon emissions, but it might help a bill that does contain carbon caps to pass.

In currency, a watermark is visible when you hold a bill up to the light.

A straight bill of lading, refers to a bill of lading which is filled with a named consignee only in the "consignee box" .

So a lot of Congressmen want to overturn the Ninth Circuit decision, and a bill to permit routine testing is now in conference.

President Obama recently signed into a law, a bill that changes thestudentsstudent loan system.

A bill of lading doesn't only contain numbers and weights and marks of packages but a lot of other information as well.

However, many people do not like to carry a bill of this size in their pockets.

Following round-table meetings with supportive MPs and local authorities, it is working to put forward a bill in the Commons.

U. S. President Barack Obama is calling on Republican lawmakers to drop their opposition to a bill he says will help small businesses grow.

On Monday the US senate pressed forward with a bill allowing for the imposition of tariffs on Chinese goods.

Levi helped Feinstein draft campaign-finance legislation and secure passage of a bill to ban on assault weapons.

"Let me have some more chips, " said Hurstwood to the keeper in charge, taking out a bill.

Many Democrats were aghast that Bill Clinton favoured such a bill.

He had to promote the National Assembly approved a bill that increases the exploitation of mining companies to pay royalties.

Mr Brown managed to get a bill permitting 42-day detention through the House of Commons but it was derailed in the Lords.

He took out of the envelope not a letter but a bill.

Senate Democrats earlier this month canceled a vote on a bill that would have enhanced tax breaks for natural-gas vehicles, or NGVs.

And he sought to stoke a sense of urgency for getting a bill signed this year.

Moderate Democrats are reluctant to pin their names to a bill that conservatives are branding as big government and anti-business.

Meanwhile, Jim McGovern, a Democratic congressman from Massachusetts, is pushing a bill calling for an exit strategy.

The U. S. House of Representatives on Thursday approved a bill taxing such payments at a 90 percent rate, but the Senate has yet to act.

That debate is heating up as the U. S. Congress considers a bill to cap carbon emissions.

Service is responsible for sending the validated orders to the appropriate manufacturing plants as a bill of materials.

Mr. Nelson said centrists had "a lot of concern about even taking up a bill without knowing its contents well in advance. "

A few congressmen are floating a bill to extend the terms of copyright by twenty years.

Lawmakers are pushing for a bill to be passed that would require the elimination of BPA in baby bottles made in Massachusetts.

A bill that reduces our dependency on foreign oil by just 3% when our demand is about to jump 40% is not a serious energy policy.

Do not let your only correspondence to the client be a bill.

"It seems wrong that an email message from your best friend gets sandwiched between a bill and a bank statement, " Seligstein adds.

So a bill currently making its way through Parliament would dramatically change how and by whom the police are held to account.

The drawee must be named or otherwise indicated in a bill with reasonable certainty.

Today our coalition is working with the Iraqi Governing Council to draft a basic law , with a bill of rights .

Forget it! It was a bill for me to swallow.

The president wants to sign a bill into law by the end of the year.

Last week, lawmakers passed a bill extending unemployment benefits up to 20 weeks.

When a committee has acted favorably on a bill, the proposed legislation is then sent to the floor for open debate.

A bill to place new restrictions on the credit card industry in the United States won final approval this week in Congress.

The consumption in our company is reckoned by time. Please pay a bill at the front table every 18 hours.

A bill that would guarantee net neutrality is working its way (for a third time) through Congress.

Clay especially wanted approval of a bill to give the different states money from the sale of public land.

Mr Bush would like to see the pro-immigrant wings of both parties work together to give him a bill he can sign.

The date of payment, place of payment and place of issue, if specified on a bill of exchange, shall be legible and unambiguous.

However, legal challenges against them have faltered, and a bill to ban them is stuck in Congress.

"The woman in front of us, pointing to the sign, remarked, " Believe me , if I had a bill larger than 20 dollars, I wouldn't be eating here.

This time it is a bill called the Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage, and it's coming up for a vote in a couple of days.

A bill to that effect has lingered in parliament since then. It is up for debate again.

The governor of Utah has signed into law a bill cracking down on naked shorting.

But what's more interesting to him is that Reynolds is there asking him to veto a bill that she voted in favor of.

Spain's parliament approved a bill to establish a democracy after 37 years of dictatorship.

Once the system is up and running, you eliminate the likelihood of paying a bill late.

a bill counter is provided with a regulating device which regulates the inclined angle thereof.

They also hope to vote on a bill to fund the government's operations through at least early next year.

Even if comparisons are easier, wholesale prices, which make up more than 50% of a bill, are hard to verify.

Last week, Reid whistled through the Senate, by voice vote, a bill to put us on that escalator.

Now a number of their budget cuts were simply put in a bill with the label welfare reform on it.

I rise in opposition to a bill that repeals the scientific finding that pollution is harming our people and our planet.

For many conservatives, a bill must exclude such a public plan.

When a bill hAS been duly noted, the protest may be subsequently extended AS of the date of the noting.

But the proposal is less popular with the House of Representatives, which has passed a bill with a separate consumer agency.

But it would be unprecedented for delegates to reject a bill.

In 1869, the Wyoming Territorial Council quietly passed a bill giving the women of the territory the right to vote.

The date of payment stipulated in the preceding paragraph is the date of maturity of a bill of exchange.

But in Arizona a bill advanced in the legislature that would allow police to arrest illegal immigrants for "trespassing" in the state.

earlier this year mr abe , as the government ' s chief cabinet secretary , pushed through a bill that allowed for female succession.

A bill of exchange must to be accepted by the drawer before it becomes negotiable .

When he withdrew a bill to introduce a domestic emissions trading scheme, his ratings collapsed.

China has imposed fuel-economy regulations, and America's Congress has just approved a bill tightening its own.

A bill designed to help avert some foreclosures has been under discussion by senators this week.

Partly, this is a way of tackling health care without knowing whether or not a bill will pass.

On Monday, President Bush signed a bill temporarily suspending the purchase of crude oil for the nation's Strategic Petroleum Reserve.

In this case the carrier issued a Bill of Lading in which describes the goods as "In apparent good order and condition" .

statement: A bill; An abstract of a commercial or financial account showing an amount due.

"I just got a bill for the last four months but had no lights for three, " says a doctor 20 miles (32km) outside the capital, Abuja.

He is thus more determined than ever to pass a bill this year, perhaps even if it means making some gut-wrenching compromises.

In 2007 the Kazakh parliament passed a bill to allow President Nursultan Nazarbayev to participate in an unlimited number of elections.

The Senate is soon to vote on a bill that would send American scientists to prison for making cloned embryonic stem cells.

This doorstep of a bill deals with pretty much every aspect of finance, not just resolution.

Then we'll make out a bill for both of you.

A bill by Democratic Senator Robert Byrd of West Virginia, which would offer financial incentives for private industry is a promising start.

They will still need at least one Republican vote in the Senate to pass a bill.

Clay then offered a bill that would create just this kind of bank. There was much debate.

My friends, my opponent is selling you a bill of goods when he promises to spend more on schools and cut taxes too.

In any action or proceeding upon a bill, the court or a judge may order that the loss of the instrument shall not BE set up.

I'm confident that this is a bill we should be able to unite around.

As governor, he signed into law a bill that increased the penalties of those who patronized prostitutes.

After worldwide protests, the Ugandan parliament suspended a bill that called for the death penalty for homosexuals.

So now the focal point of a bill of rights shifted to protecting the minority from the majority.

Obama had hoped that he would have a bill to sign by next month but that timetable is slipping, with weeks of congressional wrangling ahead.

He has created a new C$100-a-month ($88) payment for child care and brought in a bill to crack down on street crime.

Like Jefferson, many of the Founders feared the power of the federal government and demanded a bill of rights to limit its powers.

During more sustained fusillades , they denounce the "generational theft" of borrowing from one's children for a bill that may not work.

When you leave your hotel, you will receive a bill. You have to pay for your room as well as for other services.

There was a bill along with the last dish.

Politicians from West Virginia have been pushing a bill in Congress that threatens to re-regulate the railways.

When a bill of material exists for the piece of equipment.

Politicians from West Virginia have been pushing a bill in Congress threatens to re-regulate the railways .

Sir Richard Branson has waded into the debate on plain cigarette packaging and urged MPs to back a bill on new tobacco control measures.

Confidence has also been rattled by plans to pass a bill letting unions organise without a secret ballot.

A Republican lawmaker there introduced a bill that sets up a special committee to explore the option.

This week the lower house passed a bill proposing stiff fines for immigrants without papers and high charges for residency permits.

Now, lawmakers are working on a bill that would enable all Americans to travel to Cuba, not just Cuban-Americans.

The House may vote as early as next week on a bill that would cap emissions of the gases that contribute to climate change.

It is unclear how such a bill would fit with what the Fed and others are already considering.