Sentence examples for apparent payment from inspiring English sources

A report issued last year by the inspector general of the Department of Homeland Security estimated that at least $643 million had been wrongly distributed to victims of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita in 2005 — given to 160,000 households — but still had not been recouped by the agency, even though it was aware of the apparent payment mistakes or fraud.

He recently filmed housing cops from PSA5, deceased officer Randolph Holder's precinct, arresting a man off of a bus (which is a strange place for housing cops to operate) over an apparent non-payment of the $2.75 bus fare.

Although Nike has not been named or charged with any wrongdoing yet, the company was swept into the corruption scandal that engulfed soccer's governing body FIFA when a U.S. indictment released last month described apparent kickback payments linked to a landmark 1996 Nike deal in Brazil.

Yet it is becoming increasingly apparent that digital payments in rural, remote areas settings are quicker, easier, and safer.

The tapes also revealed apparent illegal cash payments by Ms Bettencourt and her husband (since deceased) to the presidential campaign of Nicolas Sarkozy in 2007.

From column 2 the regressive effect of OOP payments becomes apparent since the percentage share of OOP payments on income decreases as income increases.

The spokesman did not respond to The Independent's request for comment regarding Mr Clark's apparent ineligibility for deferred payment.

Disability charities have given a cautious welcome to a government announcement that more claimants are receiving maximum, unconditional disability benefit payments, the apparent result of ongoing improvements to the testing system.

Last year, Televisa acknowledged in a statement released to The Times that Fonovisa had "made certain promotional payments in apparent violation of applicable laws". The payola investigation was launched nearly two years ago, after Fonovisa asked Stein and Tigue to contact the Justice Department to report improprieties within Fonovisa's own radio promotion department.

This difference is particularly apparent in their preferences for payment systems in general practice.

The advisers were also influenced by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation's apparent success in reducing the payments of delinquent customers of IndyMac, a failed bank.