bill for payment

He took out the entire two hundred dollars, allowed him to see it, while he selected a bill for payment.

The governments would then retire the currency by accepting the bills for payment of taxes.

"Once an offer becomes a contract and the closing attorney(s) are selected," it says, "they will be sent a bill for payment of the fee."

Financial statement, bills for payment.

The the bills for payment.

To accept various bills for payment: phone bills, gas bills, water bills, etc.

I set up a bill for payment as soon as it comes but stipulate that the payment date be one day before the due date.

License plates of vehicles not equipped with transponders are read electron ically, and motorists are sent bills for payment by mail.

Although he did not know it, he was proposing to follow the practice of the Gauls of old, who advanced money on bills for payment in a future life.

"We were not invoiced for those," said Dana Crompton, a financial administrator for the Office of Legislative Management who approves the bills for payment.

Today, attributions are made on the basis of style, sitter, accepted date, and related documentation such as receipts or bills for payment and inventories of collections or estates.

Romney vetoed a funding bill for payment of attorneys representing the poor, declaring that it was more important for the state to balance its books than to pay attorneys, and that the attorneys should provide the services pro bono.

The Court was required to report its findings to Congress and to prepare bills for payments to claimants whose petitions were approved by the Court; since only Congress was constitutionally empowered to make appropriations, Congress still had to approve these bills and reports, but it usually did so pro forma.