Sentence examples for arrears contributed from inspiring English sources

It states: "Worries about potential re-location, not being able to provide healthy food for themselves or their children, living in inadequately heated homes and spiralling rent arrears contributed to mental health problems.

Mrs. Clinton's campaign responded by citing a news report of an instance in which a builder who contributed $5,000 to Mr. Lazio's campaign was in tax arrears.

Welfare reforms such as the bedroom tax contributed to an 18% rise in repossession actions by social landlords in 2013-14, a trend expected to rise as arrears increase and temporary financial support shrinks.

General Urakov would like the United States and Western countries that have contributed about $6 million to the transformation of the bioweapons complex to throw in another $500,000 a year to pay the center's electric bills and arrears.

Nobody misses the point that America's debt to the peacekeeping budget matches the debt owed to governments that contributed troops and equipment to peacekeeping missions.Although Mr Clinton and congressional leaders have reached agreement on a formula to pay off most of the arrears in stages (and may even get a bill to that effect through Congress), this in itself raises hackles.

Today the subsidiary contributes 12% of Pichincha's total profits, with arrears of less than 2%—while providing loans to the poor at competitive rates.

Greece is already in arrears to the IMF, and the emergence of the paper raised doubts whether the Washington-based lender would be willing to contribute to another Greek bailout.

Contribute, contribute.

"And it's going to lead to huge arrears.

Wage arrears are ballooning.

Arrears may well increase.