Trump says China foots the bill for U.S. tariffs on imported Chinese good.
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But it is important to consider who foots the bill for these transactions.
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Kabul currently foots the bill for less than 10 percent of its defense budget.
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If Nick comes to visit, per the agreement, she foots the bill for travel and lodging.
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It's that department that foots the bill for immediate response efforts, such as bottled water and hotel vouchers.
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This coverage foots the bill for hotel stays and meals in the event that your dwelling is uninhabitable.
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Alibaba also foots the bill for the legendary talent shows of which Ma is always front and center.
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Nintendo foots the bill for hardware and Institute of Play provides the documentation, in the form of a teacher's guide.
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My best friend's homegirl foots the bill for the UberXL and forgets to request the money from each of us.
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Some places have repeatedly benefited from the Stafford Act, under which the Treasury foots the bill for repairing storm-damaged infrastructure.
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Popular wedding traditions like the bouquet toss, traditional white wedding gown, and who foots the bill for the average wedding have all changed or simply been tossed out.
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And since Medicaid pays the residential-nursing costs of old people who have run down their assets, it foots the bill for almost two-thirds of the occupants of nursing homes.
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The details: Verizon, which had 153,100 employees worldwide at the end of June, aims to cut $10 billion in costs as it also foots the bill for upgrading to new 5G networks.
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The Presidential Inaugural Committee — an independent fundraising organization that foots the bill for items from port-a-potties to glitzy inaugural balls — does not have to disclose its donors for 90 days after the event.
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The federal government foots the bill for a big portion of the money being spent on Nuedexta in the form of Medicare Part D prescription drug funding, for people 65 and over and the disabled.
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Here are five issues where Trump may be flexible: International allegiances As a candidate, Trump repeatedly advocated for rethinking U.S. alliances and treaties, complaining that the country too often foots the bill for its allies.
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Considering that our federal government foots the bill for roughly two-thirds of IARC's Monographs Program, it's even harder to understand why policymakers and the public are left in the dark trying to decipher IARC's baffling decisions.
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In further explaining his reasons for suspending major exercises, Trump said they "cost a fortune," though even the Pentagon, which foots the bill for U.S. participation in all such maneuvers, has been unable to say what they cost.
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Pharmaceutical companies routinely pointed out on stage that it costs more than $2 billion to develop a new drug, and that the United States foots the bill for the bulk of this R&D compared to other countries.
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Here's the rundown: DeVos's security detail, from her swearing-in in October until 2018, ran under budget because she, as the heiress to the Amway marketing fortune, foots the bill for travel for herself and her security detail.
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At the online shoe and clothing retailer Zappos—a regular entry on Fortune's 100 Best Companies to Work For list—it starts with healthcare coverage; Zappos foots the bill for 100 percent of employee healthcare premiums and 71 percent of dependents' premiums.
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The US makes up a quarter of the world's gross income, according to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development and the World Bank, but hits the maximum cap under UN rules, so it only foots the bill for only 29% of the UN regular budget.
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Reuters reported that Steve Bannon, Trump's chief strategist, got into "a shouting match" with national security adviser H.R. McMaster over U.S. strategy, while NBC reported that Trump asked about taking Afghanistan's minerals – reflecting his concerns that the Chinese are profiting from Afghan mineral wealth while the U.S. foots the bill for propping up the country.
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Jack is often portrayed sponging off of Will, who pays half of his rent, gives him money to pay his back taxes, and foots the bill for clothes and meals.
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Marco Capozzoli (born February 10, 1988) is a former American football placekicker who played for the Tulsa Talons and Jacksonville Sharks of the Arena Football League (AFL). He was a placekicker for Montclair State University. He was signed as a free agent by the Jacksonville Sharks in 2010. Capozzoli has been a resident of Bloomfield, New Jersey.Barmakian, Ed. "Marco Capozzoli foots the bill for Montclair State", The Star-Ledger, October 29, 2009.
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The mothers are served gourmet breakfast and lunch dishes and are sent home with a few special treats to enjoy. # Field of Dreams The Field of Dreams program was established to present critically and chronically ill children and their families with magical memories by fulfilling sports wishes and vacation dreams. The foundation foots the bill for a day of fun activities, tickets and food at a nice getaway like Kalahari or Mall of America.7th Chad’s Locker - Hutchinson Health Chad’s Locker is an electronic hub that provides access to iPads, laptops, Leap Frog Readers, DVDs, games and other electronics to patients and their families.
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