Sentence examples for become due at from inspiring English sources

In other words, in the event of the startup's "acquisition" (which is often broadly defined to include a merger, change of control or sale of substantially all its assets), the maturity date of the note would be accelerated, and the amount of the loan, plus interest, would become due at the closing of the acquisition.

As well as player and staff wages, the balance of an outstanding PAYE tax bill of £50,000 is due to be paid soon and further amounts will become due at the end of June, including a significant six-figure sum in relation to VAT.

The new ball became due at 278 for five and Australia took it immediately, but England had added 32 in the first hour until drinks, without loss.

The various fees and taxes, including transfer tax and the notary's fees, become due for payment at this point, after which the deed of sale is registered at the Land Registry.

Open-loop analysis for a two-population model shown that the system becomes unstable due at the accumulation of volatile fatty acids (VFA).

According to surveys published by the union, 65% of civil servants have become ill due to stress at work and 60% did not think their employer helped them cope with the causes of stress.

For example, this year we expect an additional $25 million to become available due to costs being overestimated at the start of the fiscal year.

"People who were already vulnerable have become even more at-risk due to the effects of the flooding," said UNICEF Representative in Ghana Dr. Yasmin Haque.

These ringfencing rules, devised by Sir John Vickers in 2010, are due to become law at the start of 2019.

The resolution reduces the peacekeeping force in East Timor, the former Indonesian territory that is due to become independent at midnight Sunday, and seeks to phase it out in two more years.

The youngster, whose parents have asked he remain anonymous, has become disruptive at school due to extreme tiredness brought about by the illness, triggered after he took the vaccine in 2009, the court heard.