companies bill造句

• Jumping in front of commuter trains, some sites note, can leave a family facing a railroad company bill of up to $ 65, 000 in cleanup costs.
• Founded in 1963 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, the company bills itself as the world's largest manufacturer of drum sticks and mallets, which are made in Newport, Maine.
• The company bills it as a " searchlight disguised as a flashlight " and boasts that " SWAT teams use the lights to temporarily blind suspects at night ."
• An arcane piece of legislation, the holding company bill is nonetheless seen by mutual insurers like Hancock and Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co . as a key to survival.
• The government will submit the draft of the holding company bill by March 11, the deadline for next fiscal year for the submission of bills unrelated to the budget.
• The company bills itself as the nation's largest provider of day care for the corporate market, operating 140 centers for 134 clients, including companies like Motorola, Xerox, and International Business Machines.
• Commencing in 1973, the stadium hosted an annual Day on the Green concert series, presented by Bill Graham and his company Bill Graham Presents, which continued on into the early 1990s.
• Highlights of his legislative scrutiny included work on the Companies Bill; highlighting the problems with the Legislative and Regulatory Reform Bill; the Constitutional Reform and Governance Bill; and various Criminal Justice Bills.
• He led the campaign inside the Commons to amend the Companies Bill to secure public listed companies reporting on'supply chain issues'in line with the suggestions of a range of non governmental organisations.
• The original Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Tramways Company Bill of 1902 was an ambitious application which proposed the building of of track to link together the tramway systems of Nottingham, Derby and Ilkeston.