Sentence examples for announced payments from inspiring English sources
BP said that before Thursday's announced payments, it spent more than $14 billion on operational response and cleanup costs and $1 billion on early restoration projects, and paid out more than $9 billion to individuals, businesses and government entities.
On behalf of the British government he expressed "sincere regret" that these abuses had taken place, announced payments of £2,600 to each of 5,200 vetted claimants, and urged that the process of healing for both nations begin.
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However, China recently announced payment to Nepal's Ministry of Home Affairs of $1.47 million annually to curb "anti-China activities" on its soil.
In a statement to MPs, William Hague, foreign secretary, is expected to announce payments of £2,600 each to more than 5,000 survivors of the vast network of prison camps that the British authorities established across its colony during the bloody 1950s conflict: a total of about £13.9m.
Banking would expand because, under newly announced rules, payments would come from buyers' accounts.
"Some of you may recall, we announced these payments in January.
The National Pension Board announced that payments under review would be backdated by four years, the statutory limit, to 2005.
The company announced that payments to people making claims under the Feinberg fund would continue to be paid during the transition.
On the eve of India's return, after 19 years, to the United Nations Security Council on January 1st, its central bank quietly announced that payments for Iranian oil imports could no longer be made through an Asian currency-clearing union.
Essam Sharaf, prime minister of the military-backed government, postponed a visit to the Gulf to convene an emergency cabinet session, and announced compensation payments for the dead and nearly 200 injured as well as strict implementation of tough new laws banning gatherings outside places of worship.
