be on the books meaning
- 1. To have one's name on an official list
2. To be a member or client
More: Next- I need to finally win a classic, a big classic, to be on the books,
- It's our responsibility to enforce the law that the people demand be on the books.
- Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin has vowed the reform would be on the books by the end of June.
- The French Senate has assured that the law will be on the books for the new school year in September.
- And if lawmakers responded only to the polls, tougher gun control and campaign finance laws would be on the books.