Sentence examples for conditions payment from inspiring English sources

9 Economic theory suggests several pathways through which risky sexual behaviours could be reduced by a conditional cash transfer programme that conditions payment on negative sexually transmitted infections (STIs) tests.

Nor can they guarantee that producer organisations can sell all their FT-certified production under FT conditions (payment of minimum prices and premiums).

There are not enough trained nurses due to their miserable work conditions, payment that's simply not enough to compensate that and also some social stereotype or atmosphere that regards nurses to be rather inferior than doctors.

In Cohen, the Court held that a term in a law firm partnership agreement which conditions payment of earned but uncollected partnership revenues upon a withdrawing partner's refraining from practicing law in competition with the firm restricts the practice of law in violation of DR 2-108(andand is, therefore, unenforceable as against public policy.

For such minor infractions penalties may include probation; fines; short-term incarceration; long-term incarceration; suspended sentence, which only takes effect if the convict fails to meet certain conditions; payment of restitution to the victim; community service; or drug and alcohol rehabilitation.

Having been a practicing health worker in India, I could argue that if working conditions, payment structures, living facilities for health workers, especially those in rural areas could be improved, perhaps they would have an incentive to stay back.

But Dequan and his mother, who is struggling to raise two sons here on wisps of income, were unable to meet one final condition: payment of $200 in court and public defender fees.

Some patients described conditioned payments required for surgical care.

Those contracts "provide no minimum guarantees of wages or working conditions", no payment for future broadcasts and no cancellation payments, they said.

The health reform activists, led by Health Care for American Now (HCAN), have also exposed the insurance companies' outrageous practices of denying insurance to people with "pre-existing conditions," denying payment for treatments and medicines prescribed by doctors, and putting caps on payments for policyholders.

In addition to the special conditions for payment in §§ 415.100 through 415.130, and § 415.190 of this chapter, CMS establishes payment for physician services to patients in providers under the physician fee schedule in accordance with §§ 414.1 through 414.48.