Sentence examples for cleared to pay from inspiring English sources

The supermarket company, which is based in Jacksonville, Fla., said it was also cleared to pay vendors for goods and can access up to $600 million of its new $800 million credit facility from Wachovia Bank.

The aim is clear: to pay doctors for doing the right thing at the right time.

I think our intention was very clear to pay legitimate victims of the spill … [but] people we believe made no losses as a result of the spill are getting paid for it.

"I was deep in debt and dreading the concept of bankruptcy, so I took out a mortgage on the condo that I owned free and clear to pay off thousands of dollars of credit card debt.

C1 Clear Channel to Pay Fines Clear Channel Communications agreed to pay the F.C.C. more than $1.7 million in penalties to settle a series of indecency complaints made against its stations.

"I did have money saved in a number of other accounts, but cleared these out to pay for Christmas, as well as a couple of ski holidays.

The arrangement offers no clear way to pay for extensive water-system repairs, estimated to cost $800 million over the next five years.

His opponents — Mr. Suozzi, a Democrat, and former Assemblyman John Faso, a Republican — have said he did not have a clear plan to pay for his proposals.

If the film doesn't quite arrive at an old-fashioned Hollywood happy ending, it permits its only lightly troubled couple to grow closer together through transgression and violence, with no clear price to pay.

But, even with no clear plan to pay for the SGR scrap, several proponents of a permanent fix to the Medicare funding system insist that this year's efforts were not in vain.

There is a clear price to pay here, even when someone else is footing the bill.