Single bill

(Law) a written engagement, generally under seal, for the payment of money, without a penalty.
- Nares.

See also: Single

Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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'In the circumstances, it is hoped that the government reconsiders its original intention to table the said Bills or alternatively, introduce a single Bill for the purpose of tackling the menace of racism and it's consequences, such as hate speech,' he added.
It earned its name by failing to pass a single Bill since it first sat on April 5.
The government could not get passed even a single bill from the national assembly.
In the first 100 days, parliament was unable to pass a single bill except the Finance Supplementary Bill 2018, which does require Senate and committee approval.
John Bel Edwards has an unusual distinction: He's never let a single bill become law without his signature.
It earned its name by failing to pass a single Bill since it first sat on April 5: it was at loggerheads with the King over its refusal to allow him extra taxes.
With the rollout of e-way bill system in these states/Union Territory, the ministry said trade and industry would be further facilitated insofar as the transport of goods is concerned, thereby eventually paving the way for a nationwide single bill system.
ISLAMABAD -- Senate Functional Committee on Human RightsThursday formed a three-member committee to look into two separate 'The Transgenders Persons (Protection of Rights) Bills 2017, deliberate over these, transform these two into a single bill and submit before the committee within a month.
Customers will receive a single bill for all these services.
The Scottish Tories said it was "woeful" that the SNP had not had a single bill for scrutiny by MSPs since May's election.

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