And the compromises that have to be made change bills from what they're supposed to do to something that's not recognizable from either side.
He vetoed dozens of bills, forcing the heavily Democratic Congress to make unwelcome spending cuts in order to change bills into legislation that the president would be willing to sign.
But though in theory the government commands the 308 lower-house votes (out of 513) required there for constitutional change, the bills have languished, in the face of resistance from vested interests.
He's a one-time caddie himself, and twice introduced bills to change the tax status of caddies.
Even so, with around three-quarters of billers, including most utilities, still offering only paper bills, change is unlikely to be quick.
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The package of bills would also change the rules for the treatment of over-the-counter drugs under popular savings plans.
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While I waited for my bills to become change, I pulled my iPhone out of my pocket and checked my email.
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More than half of the energy and climate change policy costs in household bills are spent on measures to target the fuel poor and energy efficiency.
The Bills also announced a change on the depth chart behind Byrd.
The bills signal a historic change for Democrats in a state where owning a gun is as common as owning a car in some rural areas.
The Environmental Defense Fund sent a letter recently to all members of the U.S. Senate appropriations committees asking them to strike anti-environmental climate change riders from the budget appropriations bills.
When MPs disagree with proposed government bills, they can bid to change them by tabling amendments.
Mitchell also recommends one change of clothes and some cash in small bills.
Ad-hoc alliances of MPs sometimes form behind individual backbenchers' amendments to government bills, but such bids to change the law are usually unsuccessful.
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This change could add hundreds of dollars to the tax bills of those struggling with major medical bills.
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Gearing means that any small change in the system can result in a big increase in bills.
Both bills are a show of opposition against a potential change to the telecommunications treaty that could expand control from telecom operators to internet companies like Facebook and Google.
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It is supplying customers with change-of-address labels to attach to their paper bills, so that in future they will be sent to PayMyBills, which will put them online using a high-speed scanner.
This tactic has largely worked: He counted seven major legislative achievements in his first term, including bills to increase benefit contributions among state workers, change tenure rules for public schoolteachers and merge several state universities.
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It's why there is a ferocious Whitehall row going on about new green energy targets: the Treasury fears they will drive up bills still further whilst the Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) insists they will create green jobs for the future.
Ms Flint - Labour's spokeswoman on energy and climate change - urged conference delegates to tell people how to reduce their energy bills.
This is a change for Republicans: the House and Senate doing the work with the president signing bills.
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"In real life, people have morning breath, and you have to pay bills with them, and you argue about who's going to change the baby's diaper, " she said.
He wants to tackle climate change, but has not yet begun to explain to voters that this will raise their energy bills.
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In fact, the Committee on Climate Change warns that relying heavily on gas for future electricity supplies would leave households vulnerable to higher bills in the long run as the price of gas on the international market is volatile.
Though it was unlikely the Bills were going to re-sign him, Merriman's retirement marks the latest change to the team's defense under new coach Doug Marrone, and new coordinator Mike Pettine.
To get my support on any climate change legislation, it must include a comprehensive preemption provision that goes well beyond language included in previous climate bills.
Congress is now considering bills that would prohibit digital TV and radio receivers that are built in ways that the public can change.
Ministers, though, want fundamentally to change the culture of councils totting up their needs, and sending a begging letter to central government to pay the bills.
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