time bill

American  

noun

1. a bill of exchange payable at a specified date.

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Etymology

Origin of time bill

An Americanism dating back to 1825–35

Example Sentences

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi pressed for the sick time bill and the imposition of the deal.

From Salon

Speaking from the floor during the debate, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi pressed for the sick time bill and the imposition of the deal.

From Salon

Last time bills for millions of people changed, there were widespread problems as suppliers' online tools were unable to cope with demand.

From BBC

Each time bills surface that would ensure everyone who buys a gun anywhere undergoes a background check, the NRA and its congressional backers have worked swiftly and aggressively to snuff all of these measures.

From Washington Times

Some senators referred to the bill as a “family time bill” and a “working man’s bill.”

From Washington Times