Sentence examples for combined payments from inspiring English sources

In 2001, the first full year of ownership, they received combined payments of £3.7m.

That's only slightly more than the combined payments NI made to Gordon Taylor, Max Clifford and another former PFA official.

And if SFR succeeds, it could open a floodgate of complaints from other European operators that are facing combined payments of $100 billion.

At the same time, the four founding consortium members were also receiving combined payments of more than £600,000 in 2001 and 2002 as interest on loan notes they had been granted by Phoenix.

Their combined payments in federal, state and local taxes amounted to an effective tax rate of 43.2%, the sixth time in 15 years it has exceeded 40%.

You say my combined payments for the loan and my energy bills, will be lower than my old energy bills?

If anything, the legislation contains provisions — including efforts to combine payments for certain kinds of medical care — that may further speed the decline of the private-practice doctor and the growth of Big Medicine.

Roland G. Fryer, a Harvard economist who won a MacArthur Foundation award last month for his research on educational incentives, said that cash alone did not consistently raise achievement, but that combining payments with tutoring, teacher training and other tactics could be promising.

The law also calls for experimental incentive programs in the Medicaid systems — for example, combining payments for an entire medical episode and allowing the providers to share in any cost savings they achieve.

When combining payment claims for civil judgment and civil mediation together, approximately two thirds of claims (67percentt) resulted in payment.

These costs combine payment for both transport and service vouchers for all ANC sessions (for those who had full package) and delivery, health system strengthening, sensitization and mobilization, as well as voucher administration.