Sentence examples for are owing from from inspiring English sources

The court found that "reasonable license fees" are owing from AOL, RealNetworks, and Yahoo for the music streamed and distributed from their sites, retrospective to 2002, at a cost ASCAP counts at $100 million.

Servicers have a duty to investors to extract every dime they are owed from borrowers.

To keep dealers from dropping out of the program, General Motors said Thursday that it would advance dealers the money they are owed from the government.

The West Ham co-owner David Gold has claimed that the club will sue Brescia for money they say they are owed from the sale of the striker Alessandro Diamanti from Brescia to Bologna.

Interior officials said yesterday that they should be able to pay about half of what the Indians are owed from the computer shutdown and would work to make up the full amount in coming months.

Other Enron creditors will probably want to extract as much of the banks' money as possible, especially given the low likelihood of recovering all they are owed from Enron itself, said Jeffrey N. Gordon, a law professor at Columbia University.

Last year, the Government Accounting Office estimated that state and local governments were collecting 75%to80%0% of the taxes they are owed from "remote sellers," but they were nonetheless losing between $8 billion and $13.4 billion a year in uncollected taxes for online sales.

WASHINGTON -- As Americans breathe a sigh of relief over finally filing the returns on what they owe (or are owed from) Uncle Sam this Tax Day, the progressive group Rethink Afghanistan wants them to consider how much of their money is funding the war in Afghanistan, now in its 10th year.

He suggested that people use their deductions to reduce what is owed from taxable securities.

After retiring, Lemieux began a two-year quest to collect deferred payments he was owed from his playing contracts.

Red Sox Nation was delighted to be rid of him, and of the $47m he is owed from 2013-15.Mr Crawasrd walmostost as reviled by the Boston faithful.