Meanings of itemise in English

Telecom did not itemise residential telephone bills at the time.

Tomorrow, chancellor George Osborne will itemise his plans for public spending in the latest Conservative salvo against an implacable budget deficit.

His job at Auschwitz was to itemise money and valuables taken from new arrivals, who were then killed or subjected to slave labour.

There are no dealers' handbooks that set out high, low and average prices or local reference materials that itemise classic sales and prices achieved.

And the Electricity Transparency Bill, in the name of David Shearer, requires electricity companies to itemise the different components of their bills to customers.

Later, in the mortuary I would confirm these facts and itemise every injury, building the picture of the violence that lead to her death.

It's from the age before broadband (I itemise my phone bill for the day and it cost me £25.10), when Google was in its infancy.

The company has also sent itemised bills to the customers affected.

An itemised statement is provided to the customer at this point.

Pyongyang has rejected making an itemised declaration of its weapons programs for decades.

Parliamentary itemised accounts from 1999 don't show who paid for Ms Bishop's flights.

The judge itemised all the blunders that allowed the Argentinian junta to invade.

And uploading the itemised receipts isn't the end of the matter.

Can a neurotic bird with an itemised fanny pack survive against such odds?

In a separate move, she is seeking submissions on itemised billing for telecoms consumers.

But the projects itemised by the Minister only deal with one aspect of the matter.