Sentence examples for an appropriate payment from inspiring English sources
In its confidential submission to Mr. Davis and his aides, Duke said it would "forgive an appropriate amount of certain receivables, or make an appropriate payment based upon a methodology that fairly represents its share of alleged overcharges".
She said she made an "appropriate payment" to her friend – Tory official Naweed Khan, who is now one of her aides – for the nights she stayed at a property in Acton, west London.
The organisation said it had apologised and made an "appropriate payment", adding that the musician and her entourage "did not in any way fix, contrive or improperly influence the result, progress, conduct or any other aspect" of qualifying races in Slovenia.
Lady Warsi, who is a member of the cabinet, has said she made an "appropriate payment" to her friend - now her special adviser - Naweed Khan, who was renting the house in which she stayed.
However if we take the above figure as representative it seems like an appropriate payment, or at least it's close to the median starting salary for Aussie university graduates (which in 2012 was, according to a report issued by Graduate Careers Australia, $55,000 for male graduates and $50,000 for female graduates).
In the future, an appropriate payment system to support the agencies of this type should be considered.
Duke would make an unspecified "appropriate payment" but admit no wrongdoing.
In return, Duke would make an unspecified "appropriate payment" but admit no wrongdoing.
Cook said USFOR-A would determine "appropriate payments" through discussions with those affected.
Even if not all needs can be fully financed in this difficult time, agreement on a fair process, an appropriate down payment and a definitive schedule would further New York's constitutional commitment to providing equal educational opportunity.
She said that while she was being put up by Khan she made an "appropriate financial payment" equivalent to what she would have paid if she had stayed in a hotel – which is what she mostly did when in London after becoming a peer in 2007 and before moving into her Wembley flat in March 2008.
