Sentence examples for action to pay from inspiring English sources

Congressional leaders promised quick action to pay for the relief efforts and the cleanup and rebuilding.

Mark Edwards, general manager at online legal service provider Rocket Lawyer, says: "A professionally worded late payment reminder letter can prompt a customer or business to take swift action to pay your invoice.

What's more, although we Libyans believe that Mr. Megrahi is innocent, we agreed in a civil action to pay the families of the victims, and we have done so.

But critics, including some Republican lawmakers, now say that mounting evidence for risks — including findings that administration officials have tried to suppress of late — justifies prompt, more aggressive action to pay for or spur research and speed the movement of climate-friendly energy options into the marketplace.

In a crisis, compensate, answer questions, fire those responsible – When faced with a corporate disaster such as the BP oil spill, the actions that American think help most are: taking quick action to pay costs for those affected (69%), having top executives answer questions and explain recovery plans (59%), and firing executives and employees responsible (56%).

It sold about 50,000 copies in the US, and was a commercial failure for Columbia Records and a financial failure for the band, which was forced through legal action to pay back the money used for both the recording of Albert Bouchard's solo album and for the re-recording of Imaginos.

Different forms of neurostimulation in humans have now been shown to boost our ability to learn and perform motor actions, to pay attention to events in the environment, to recall information in memory, and to exercise self-control.

On May 21 Spitzer triumphantly announced that the firm had agreed to apologize for its actions, to pay $100 million in fines and to impose a series of reforms.

The fig-leaf for Abbott is his "direct action" policy, to pay polluters to reduce their carbon emissions.

It is a basic principle of English justice that the losing party to an action has to pay the costs to the successful side.

Fusion Communications, another company contemplating legal action, expects to pay an additional 1.5 billion yen ($12.7 million) in fees to NTT for the increase.