Sentence examples for ban on payment from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wieckert said that the federal ban on payment for organs excludes costs associated with travel, lodging and lost wages, so the law would be within federal guidelines.

Many agree, however, that a concern for commodification does not justify a complete ban on payment of oocyte donors and that justice requires that they be financially compensated for the inconvenience, burden, and medical risk they endure, as is standard for other research subjects (Steinbock, 2004; Mertes &Pennings, 2007).

He appears now to accept it is wrong to impose a blanket ban on payments to public officials to disclose significant information.

Professor Kaserman has just published a book urging a market for organs, and a new collection of essays, Entrepreneurial Economics, has two chapters inveighing against the ban on payments for organs.

But beginning in 2006, the program will pay for all drugs under legislation signed by President Bush last year, and if a ban on payments for unapproved drug use were extended widely, the implications would be profound.

3. a)(iii)(g) of the NSPM would seem to protect remittances, but it conflicts with the existing CACR ban on payments to prohibited officials.

There, too, merchants that took American Express were hamstrung by American Express's ban on discounting payment cards.

Malaysia is attractive to Gulf issuers because it is the world's biggest market for sukuk, which are bonds that comply with Islam's ban on interest payments.

The act, which also extends a ban on cash payments to mobile collectors, follows estimates that metal thefts were costing the UK economy £770m a year.

EU member states are obliged to implement the directive, including a 14-day cooling off period with an absolute ban on processing payments during this time.

Other proposals call for a ban on severance payments and allowing large shareholders, with a stake of 3percentt or more, to propose alternative slates of directors.