Sentence examples similar to Dictating payment from inspiring English sources

So I said, I'll give them some horror…" The contract dictated payment whether they used the song or not.

The California State Constitution dictates payment priorities to be: 1).

But in Utah, the surviving spouse would get nothing since federal law dictates payments based on the "state of domicile," not the "state of celebration".

It remains driven by arbitrary 20th-century insurance service codes, based on diagnostic complexity, that dictate physician payment.

Hacker and others figured the public option could dictate lower payment rates to suppliers and providers of medical care, just like Medicare does, thereby keeping premiums low and forcing private insurers to match them.

At that meeting, Mr. Helms asserted that Congress had the right to dictate conditions for the payment of American debts to the group.

Mr. Helms, a Republican from North Carolina and the most powerful Congressional voice in foreign policy as chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, contended that Congress had the right to dictate conditions for the payment of American debts to the organization.

Contending that Congress has the right to dictate conditions for the payment of more than $1 billion in debts, Mr. Helms warned the United Nations that Americans will "cast it aside" if the organization fails to meet their expectations.

Senator Jesse Helms went to the Security Council offering a "hand of friendship," but then went on to contend that Congress had the right to dictate conditions for the payment of American debts to the organization.

In future every person will undergo an independent assessment of their medical condition - and the decision will then dictate which rate of payment they receive.

But health care providers like direct primary care (DPC) physicians aren't letting fee-for-service payment policies dictate how they practice medicine.