Sentence examples for city payment from inspiring English sources

He settled for a city payment of $195,000.

The audit also determined that the parks department had failed to impose work deadlines on the developer and had not adequately examined invoices submitted for city payment.

There are few obstacles to hiring a private investigator, yet only 37percentt of the lawyers did so, according to city payment records.

Mr. Badillo still has one more chance to get a city payment before the primary, but he will be far outspent by his opponent, Republican Michael R. Bloomberg, who is not bound by the spending cap because he is paying for the campaign with a piece of his own personal fortune.

In July, Galperin refused to make the annual city payment — $3.8 million for 2014 — to the nonprofits until his office could finish its examination.

Mr. Coyne admitted authorizing more than $100,000 in excessive city payments to asbestos-removal companies.

He persuaded city contractors to install air-conditioning and new windows at his home in exchange for a promise to speed up city payments to them.

Union leaders and city officials said labor's proposed $600 million package called for stretching out $300 million in city payments to union pension funds, for $200 million in savings through early retirement incentives, and for $100 million in savings by revamping health insurance.

Seated before Magistrate Joan G. Margolis in Federal District Court here this morning, Mr. Coyne admitted authorizing more than $100,000 in excessive city payments to asbestos-removal companies hired by Bridgeport's Clean and Green program, which Mr. Coyne supervised.

Additionally, with the mayor's proposed budget calling for nearly a $40 million reduction in city payments for certain of the corporation's services, the hospital system is still facing major financial trouble over the coming fiscal year.

Sister Paulette LoMonaco, who has directed Good Shepherd's program for two decades, says that one key to its success is a much better staff-to-child ratio than the state requires or that city payments alone would cover.