Sentence examples for arrears due from inspiring English sources

Among thousands of volunteers UK-wide, I am helping people in Tottenham overburdened by unmanageable debt created when adult unemployment benefits of £72.40 are reduced by rent and council tax arrears due to benefit cuts since April 2013.

There was also a threat of an increase in household rent arrears due to reduced housing benefit payments, she said, a worry given the rising levels of debt at a time when "families living in poverty [are] diverting money away from necessities for children's health and wellbeing, such as heating, warm clothing and nutritious food, in order to cover their housing costs".

The inadequacy of DHPs is well illustrated by the case of Richard Rourke, a wheelchair user who has had extensive adaptations to his home but has been granted a DHP of only £7.41 towards a benefit shortfall of £25, and is now facing eviction for arrears due to the bedroom tax.

A DWP qualitative impact study into the cap published that same month showed most capped tenants struggled to afford basic necessities and often went without food or borrowed cash from loan sharks, while a quarter reported being under threat of eviction as a result of running up rent arrears due to the cap.

According to a debt relief specialist at the World Bank, Tony Gaeta, the total relief offered to Zambia will reduce its overall debt, to $1.4 billion from $5.2 billion in 1999, and will save the country $30 million a year in the next 15 years, after it has repaid additional arrears falling due to the I.M.F.

"Although we do not look to make excuses the arrears have occurred due to a number of factors, most notably because of the club's contractual obligations with regards to players wages despite the fact that levels of income have dropped significantly," read the statement.

As of October, member states were more than $4.1 billion in arrears for unpaid dues.

The United States was nearly $1 billion in arrears on its dues to the United Nations, and had just engineered the ouster of Boutros Boutros-Ghasi asecretaryry general.

The United States, which remains hundreds of millions of dollars in arrears on its dues, has also failed under President Bush to dominate the agenda at big conferences like the racism conference in Durban last week.

Above all, he could use his influence to stop the series of loony tune amendments that are leading the US back into arrears on its dues to the UN.

"We put $1.5 billion into the coffers of the United Nations this year, basically paying off our arrears and current dues, we're working on counterterrorism issues, we've ratified 10 of 12 U.N. conventions on terrorism, we've moving to ratify two remaining ones.