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• At present, itemised billings are only for outstation calls.
• Instead they are documents drafted by groups, typically as itemised lists.
• Professional divers may be required by organizational policy to use an itemised checklist.
• Subscribers have the right to non-itemised billing.
• But questions remain : Will it be mandatory for private hospitals to itemise all charges?
• Instead, he simply itemised them, and said that he would send the total later.
• On itemised billing for local calls, he said the telephone exchanges had to be upgraded first.
• The company hopes to introduce itemised local call billing in stages by the end of this year.
• You may freely skip the itemised bits here following; the point follows the NOW therefore line.
• The MFB Act provides an itemised list of the companies that belong to the MFB Banking Group.
• Louisiana applying an itemised ( civil law ) code has alike default provisions for succession, called usufruct.
• I started itemising some of the errors and nonsense on this page, but I've given up.
• Perhaps Itsmejudith could itemise any points that she feels are unreliably reported so that other editors can review them.
• Those who were ticketed sued the city for the damage and the police had to itemise everything in the cars.
• Has anyone ever done a sort of " separated itemised accounting " for all of these contributions . . .?
• The lid had a decal insert that itemised all the Combat Soldier accessories it contained, matching the actual tray layout.
• :Do you have an itemised bill ? ?5 sounds believable-perhaps there is VAT on phone bills or something?
• Second, the patient should always be provided with an itemised bill to enable him to know what he has been charged for.
• The bookkeeper or accountant must itemise and allocate revenues and expenses properly to the specific working scope and context in which the term is applied.
• The first record of " Girbrechtsdorff " is documented in a 1357 deed itemising the villages within the First Silesian War of 1742.