Sentences with phrase «whole bill»

Even policy covers whole billing and the claims are easily sanctioned because of quick services.

Policy provide whole coverage for health problems and whole bill payments are payed by the company.

Here's another familiar dilemma: If you're out to dinner with a friend who makes a significantly lower salary than yourself, are you expected to step up and cover the whole bill?

Washington (CNN)- A leader of an evangelical Christian organization pushing for immigration reform said that while the group needs to read the whole bill filed Wednesday in the U.S. Senate before fully endorsing it, the legislation doesn't constitute amnesty «in any dictionary in the English language.»

Smith took the handoff on a sweep of sorts to the left side of the offense, stuck his foot in the ground to make one sharp downhill cut, then outraced just about the whole Bills secondary, running 38 yards to pay dirt.

There's a risk they'll endanger the whole bill if they delay it too far.

Last year, the Assembly passed the whole bill, while the state Senate passed a bill that left out the abortion component.

Others, like Peter Hain, think we must grasp this opportunity, while there are those who just think the whole bill is a mess.

@LennartRegebro: They probably haven't read the whole bill themselves, but I expect they have staff whose job it is to read the bill for them and give them the Cliff notes version

The ambition of the rebels ought to be to take down the whole bill, with Labour Party support.

Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino said the proposed fee increases «shifts some of the burden in a more fair way so that the public, the property tax payers don't have to foot the whole bill... and those using the lots will take a little bigger bite out of the responsibility of paying for the maintenance.»

Despite the governor's order, some say it's unlikely that the city will foot the whole bill.

In that way, you won't feel obliged in returning the favor of treating your date if he or she gets to pay the whole bill.

To get this in perspective, just 1 % of women expect to pay the whole bill on a first date — even if they were the one to set up the date.

Today's skyrocketing college tuition prices mean most families can't afford the whole bill on their own.

See if you can arrange to make fortnightly or monthly payments to them, instead of having to pay the whole bill in one go.

You can pay your whole bill every month.

You might not pay your whole bill every month.

You can consider applying for an installment agreement with the IRS to set up monthly payments rather than pay the whole bill up front with cash or credit card.

The risk is that it might cost a little if payments are lower than loans given out, however it is still a substantial saving on, say, the Scottish model where there are no tuition fees and the government foots the whole bill regardless.

So if you are a customer of these companies, you are in much better hands as you will no longer need to pay for the whole bill upfront.

pay for the whole bill and have your friends give you cash, or transfer you the money through a 3rd party app

Well, this is the same Federal government that can not spare a dime (or more than 0.25 FTE) for bringing up its temperature measurement sites (whose output help drive this whole bill) to its own standards, allowing errors and biases in the measurements 2 - 3 times larger than the historic warming signal we are trying to measure.

Here, if they itemized each franchise or service tax it would take up the whole bill page.

What is problematic about omnibus bills, particularly ones amending the Criminal Code is that parliamentarians are obliged to vote yea or nay for the whole bill, particularly on second reading.

The tax bill is the same whether it's charged per item or on the whole bill, so I can't see why it's relevant which it is.

But when a client sees one suspect time entry on an invoice containing 99 otherwise appropriate entries, the whole bill might be unnecessarily called into question, causing delay and underpayment.

That may result in one owner being pursued for the whole bill, leaving that owner with a claim against the three (albeit not much comfort if the other three are impecunious).

In October 2008, «it was co-opted as the so - called «vehicle» to pass the relief bill with an amendment that rewrites the whole bill.»

Deductible If you get sick or need medicine, your insurance may not pay the whole bill.

It's basically insurance for your insurance: If your plan has a high deductible and you don't want to (or can't afford to) pay for a plan with a lower deductible, you can opt for gap insurance, starting at around $ 50 extra a month, to cover those out - of - pocket costs so you don't have to foot the whole bill.

Aetna's not footing the whole bill, instead it will «subsidize a significant portion» of the cost, and then offer a plan to split the remainder over a series of monthly payroll deductions.

For a beginner like myself, I thought I would have a hard time understanding the whole billing concept but that was not the case.

Parents whose retirement prospects and financial security have taken a hard hit in the recession may also be more apt to push back against those old wedding traditions that they shoulder the whole bill.

If you underpay, you'll be on the hook for far less than if you waited until April 15 to pay the whole bill.

Sometimes vendors foot the whole bill.