Sentences with phrase «trade bill if»

Samuelsohn just talks in generalities about how a Republican president could sign a cap - and - trade bill if passed by a Democratic Congress, and bring to the table Republicans who have viscerally opposed anything associated with Obama.

Not exact matches

If you are going to invest in a trade show make sure you are patent pending, have a sellable product, a one - page sales sheet, a strong elevator pitch and you can communicate your cost breakdown,» says Bill McHenry with ESM Sales and advisor to the Entrepreneurial Center of the University of Illinois and Entrepreneur Center at DePaul University.

Trade - ins at T - Mobile (tmus) bring up to $ 360, but are portioned out as monthly bill credits over two years and are forfeited if the customer switches carriers before the money is fully paid out.

Even if investors trade frequently, they aren't as likely to get hit with a big tax bill as they would for actively managed offerings.

«We're working on a tax reform bill that will reduce our trade deficits, increase American exports and will generate revenue from Mexico that will pay for the wall if we decide to go that route,» said Trump.

If crypto trading's stopped paying the bills, perhaps it's time you got a job.

Each Friday, the six trading strategies studied: (1) take a long position in a commodity if hedging pressure for both the commodity and the S&P 500 Index are below their 52 - week averages; or, (2) take a long position in the S&P 500 Index if hedging pressure for both the commodity and the S&P 500 Index are above their 52 - week averages; or, (3) hold 3 - month U.S. Treasury bills.

«We're working on a tax reform bill that will reduce our trade deficits, increase American exports and will generate revenue from Mexico that will pay for the wall if we decide to go that route,» Trump announced at a GOP policy retreat in Philadelphia.

On Friday it dismissed analysis that its wages bill could jump as much as 12 per cent if it is forced to pay penalty rates that the SDA controversially traded away under the old EBA.

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

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

I think if the draft plays out like this, that the Packers would trade out with a team at the top of the second round who wants to snag Geno Smith or perhaps the Bills so they could grab Ryan Nassib.

Given their push for Norwell, I can see NYG trading out for an overpaying deal from the Bills if they know they are getting Nelson, it's why I had Buffalo having to build a bridge to 2.

I think if we're going to buy into Irsay's «long term mental issue causing his unavailability,» you also have to assume the Bills would not make the trade unless they were convinced injury is no longer a concern.

IF we trade I'd go with the Bills.

Even then, if Rosen, Allen, or Jackson are available at # 9, the 49ers are almost certain to get better trade - back offers from at least 2 other teams (Miami, Bills, Arizona, Chargers,...) than what the Pats can offer them.

Even if Belichick decided to trade up to # 9 for Rosen, it's almost certain that multiple other teams (Miami, Bills, Arizona, Chargers) would be hot for Rosend and more than willing to offer the 49ers a better trade - back offer for Rosen than the Pats can offer.

The 49ers would very likely be able to trade back with Miami (at # 11) and the Bills (at # 12 — if they don't jump past the 49ers) and still draft the guy they wanted at # 9.

Bills running back Willis McGahee denies that he asked the team to trade him if he's not named the starter over Travis Henry.

If not, the Bucs wait till all three of those are gone, and attempt a trade back with a QB needy team willing to give a lot, for example the Bills or Cardinals.

If Elway has decided its not a QB at # 5, then trade rape the Bills and move back.

If I'm trading with the bills I would want that.

i'm sold on Ragnow, may only get him if they trade back for both bills pix though.

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

UNLESS there's a stud that dropped (Barkley, Fitzpatrick or Chubb) if all 3 of those are gone, trading back w / the Bills (12th) or Cardinals (15th) would be best we could literally get the same player we were targetting at 10 that could be there at 12 or 15 less money slotted for that spot + much needed additional picks = WIN!!

It's more likely they would trade down with the Bills, Pats, or Dolphins if it were to happen.

If the Colts trade down from # 6, for the Bills» # 12 and # 22 spots, they could be interested in Ridley, also.

Way to rich for me to select at 9/10... if we traded down maybe at 15 with Cards or definitely if we got both Bills picks I would be liking him at 21 or 22.

Maybe even 4th if the Giants take a QB or the Giants and / or Browns trade to the Bills for them to take a QB.

Unless we can swap some of our draft capital for a future 1st or, dare I say, trade Shady, I'm unsure the Bills put a QB in a position to succeed if we go HAM on a tradeup.

Every year, Bill Belichick makes the NFL world's head spin with little tidbits from «Patriots sources» about their interest in so - and - so, how they are going to trade all of their picks for Blue Chip Player X — and then he sits back, watches with satisfaction while everyone panics, and then drafts who falls to him in the first, moves up half a dozen spots if the MLB / DT of the future is dropping, or trades down.

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

If the Giants were not willing to trade down then the Bills would of had to go to 3 and out bid the Jets, but again they didn't.

If Mayfield falls to 8 then the bills should trade up imo

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

If it is to be Landry or Smith who I have same problems with and was also projected, at least I hope it was after a trade down with Bills or even, heaven forbid, Patriots.

If Josh Rosen and Sam Darnold go first and second overall in the draft, the Bills chances of landing a Baker Mayfield or a Josh Allen without a trade up into the top fifteen picks is unlikely.

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 UK were to depart without payment of the «divorce bill», then trade would revert to WTO rules, which would include extremely high tariffs.

If the trade union bill passes, it's certainly likely that Labour will struggle to rely so heavily on the financial backing of trade unions.

Also, with electorate nearly equally split over a majority of important issues, the size of the body matters slightly less, but a larger body is more likely to allow passing more laws since you can always trade votes between blocks on random laws that a given block cares less about (e.g. I'll vote for your farm bill if you vote for my factory bill).

If the legislation were something like a tax - bill or a trade tariff, maybe the injured party did suffer financially, but lots of legislation has financial impacts.

Food bills could rise sharply if there is no free trade deal with the European Union after Brexit, peers have warned.

Mann suggested that the new members could help avert a funding crisis that would come if the government's trade union bill passes.

The Welsh Liberal Democrats have joined other AMs in voting against the «undemocratic» Trade Union Bill in an Assembly vote today, in the hope that the Bill's provisions won't apply to Wales if eventually passed by Westminster.

«The Government's Trade Union Bill, if enacted, will place supply teachers and other agency workers in an invidious situation and is a clear attempt to set one group of workers against another.

The reinstatement bill continues to be improved and sharpened, including an important adjustment to ensure any international trade deal ro treaty would require parliamentary approval if legislating for the NHS.

Abbott, the shadow home secretary, and Barry Gardiner, shadow trade secretary, are understood to have been pushing the Labour frontbench to abstain on Wednesday's vote if the bill emerges unamended after three days of debate.

So now, if you oppose the coming cap and trade bill, you're also messing with the president's attempt to cut the deficit, invest in renewable energy, and give money back to taxpayers.