Sentences with phrase «if bills»

But experts wonder if the FDA would take such an actionagain if the bills became law in Texas, even though the agency would still maintain its authority to do so under federal law.

«If the Bills want to build new practice facility on land they already own, then let them go ahead and do it,» he said.

The deal also includes a $ 400 million penalty if the Bills leave Buffalo in the first seven years of the 10 - year agreement.

If bills didn't pass, it's his fault.

If these bills had been law at the time, «that guy wouldn't have been on the street and Holder would be alive today,» Golden said.

If the bills are to be voted on, they would need the permission of the Republicans in the Senate in order to come to the floor for debate.

If the bills were to pass, he'd need the support of at least some of the members of the majority GOP Senate conference.

But as the clock ticks, backers of the measure say they fear that if the bills fail, it will be difficult to muster such support again.

While he is not familiar with the details of the DEC cutoff notice, Bonomo said Verizon, like other utilities, automatically sends out warnings notes if bills are past due.

Cuomo says if the Bills need a new stadium he would like as much private investment to go into the facility as possible before tax dollars are committed.

If the bills are to be passed by the end of the day on Thursday, then they needed to be finished by midnight Monday.

The Green's Hawkins says he'd only consider it if the Bills entered into a co ownership arrangement with the state, similar to the Green Bay Packers, and agree never to leave New York.

The combined fiscal impact of the six «100 hours» bills (which implement 9/11 Commission recommendations, close energy tax loopholes and more) is significant: the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has estimated $ 21.1 billion in savings and revenue over the next ten years if the bills are signed into law.

If the Bills decide that a trade up for those two isn't worth the cost, staying put and utilizing both first round picks would be prudent.

If the Bills are being linked to players by multiple outside outlets, they want the information out there.

Maybe if the Bills are willing to cough up both second - round picks this year, at least one of their third - round picks, and a 2019 first - round pick I would go for it.

And if the Bills want Allen, then why would NY trade back?

It might be easy to forget Campbell's tackle for a 1 - yard gain, but if he doesn't fight through Mills to swipe Taylor's foot there, how differently might the rest of the game have gone if the Bills went into halftime with a 7 - 3 lead, rather than just being tied 3 - 3?

if the Bills grabbed Allen, then he'd be right there in their laps.

If the Bills see Darnold as their top choice, they would likely agree to a higher price.

I'd be over the moon if the Bills did what it takes to bring Mayfield to Buffalo.

If the Bills arelooking to trade up, signing Dez would free up a pick to use on a LB.

If the Bills are looking for experience, they should look no further.

It really does all come down to if the Bills can correctly assess the qbs in this draft through their lens.

If the Bills really want a quarterback in the first round, they're going to need to trade up to get him.

If the bills get either Mayfield or Jackson this year it's kind of a wash for me that they passed on Mahomes.

The question is if Bills get 1 and cleveland gets 2, giants get 4 then how would the rest of the picks / players get divided.

If the Bills want to prove that they are truly a playoff team, winning on the road early and often is the way to do it.

Also, and foremost, if the Bills can get their guy at # 5 and start kicking the Patriots butts then WOOHOO!!!

If the Bills are going to have any hope of knocking the Patriots from the top of the division, Ryan CAN NOT be afraid to send heat after Brady just like he did against Luck.

That would've set Brady up to take even more clean hits if the Bills had rushed five.

If the Bills offer the farm for # 2 (12, 22, both 2nds and 2019 1st) This could be a possibility at 12 who could cover the slot, play some FS and SS and allow both he and Landon to roam the middle of the field.

If the Bills have a hard time trading up inside the top five for a quarterback, the 12th pick is difficult to figure out.

If the Bills and the Giants want to do a deal, they already have a base for the parameters worked out.

If the Bills move up to 5, take a player, then I think that 2 of the top five could last through about pick 20, with maybe one spectacular fall.

If the Bills get lucky and a quarterback that they want to draft falls past 4 or so, they have to try to trade up to get him.

If the Bills trade all those draft picks for him, that is plain and simple overpaying.

We will know early if the Bills are going to contend again.

The first 5 AFC games are all games that will help determine if the Bills can make the playoffs.

In essence, if your bills are adding up and you are wondering how you can pay them off, you need to redo your budget.

If their bills look a little too high in the winter, they blame it on heating costs.

«Then require them to sign a formal credit application that includes notices about payment terms, late fees, attorneys» charges, and other expenses you'll expect them to bear if bills become overdue.»

One thing to know: As it stands, it looks as if the Bills will miss the postseason by one game, and there's a chance that the spot that would have been theirs will go to the Chargers, making head coach Sean McDermott's decision to sit Tyrod Taylor for Nathan Peterman when the teams met midseason all the more painful for the snake - bitten franchise.

When customers are slower paying than Leff expected, he may charge the store a greater discount than 3 %; if the bills are paid more quickly, the store can get a better deal.

«Even if the bills are not implemented, it creates a public discussion about discrimination, and that creates the idea that discrimination is important to religious freedom,» says Marieka Klawitter, a professor of public policy and governance at the University of Washington.

The government will run out of funding if no bill is passed by January 19 to extend that deadline.

If the bill becomes law, it would immediately slash the corporate tax rate to 20 percent from 35 percent.

Imagine if Bill Gates had focused on his failure after his first idea flopped.

Now imagine if your bill were to go up commensurately depending on how long you had your TV on for.

The busiest airport in Arkansas would no longer be named after the only president and first lady from the state if a bill introduced in the legislature succeeds.