Sentences with phrase «bill over a couple of years»

Or should you try to spread out that tax bill over a couple of years instead?

Not exact matches

The RWDSU boasts of a 40,000 strong membership, but its real strength has been in its increasing advocacy of social justice matters over the last couple of years, most recently in its concerted push for a living wage bill in New York City.

The government's Energy Bill lacked any measures to deal with this problem, a major and incomprehensible failing Labour has warned about over the past couple of years.

Avella says he's co-sponsored a number of bills with GOP senators over the past couple of years, more than any of his former Democratic colleagues.

Bill Cosby has taken a lot of heat over the past couple of years for his comments about African - American culture losing its mind, but, shocker, he's right.

If you start over by paying bills on time and using credit carefully, you will probably be able to rebuild your credit rating over a couple of years.

I learned about a whole range of things you'd never expect to have to know, including, but not limited to, house training, nail clipping, aggression, barking, allergies (her allergies cost me a couple thousand dollars in vet bills over the years), interactions between a variety of people and animals, and what happens when they get very old and when it is appropriate to let them die.

Bucky Fuller, who was one of Bill's sponsors at that time, told me a couple of years ago that he had written 30 letters of recommendation to the Guggenheim Foundation over the years at a great expense of time and thought and that not one of his applicants had received a grant.

A major public demand over the past couple of years has been hinging on the vote of «green bills» — the National Land Use Act (NLUA) and Forest Resources Bill.

As a result, he told me, «The end - of - year passage by Congress of extensions for the entire portfolio of energy efficiency and renewable energy, coupled with the infrastructure incentives for renewable energy in the highway bill, will more than double private investment into these sectors over the next six years.»

Lawsuit over bad behavior: OK, so the wait staff's remark on a couple's restaurant bill describing their two year old daughter as a «little f ****» probably isn't a paradigm of customer service.

It was developed by Dr. Bill Doherty over the past 20 years at the urging of Family Law Judges and Family Law Attorneys and out of his own frustration around not knowing exactly how to work with a couple when there is a «mixed agenda,» meaning they want different things in relation to their primary relationship.