Sentence examples for continuing payment from inspiring English sources

Wade Cline, managing director of the Enron-backed Dabhol Power Company, said the problem was caused by the "continuing payment defaults" by the plant's sole customer, the utility in the Indian state.

A continuing payment of £70m on BSkyB's "connected TV services", where TVs are linked to the internet and mobile phones, also hit profits, it said.

But even Mr. Piebalgs had to admit that he could not rule out that supplies might be squeezed, especially if talks under way in Brussels this summer between Russia and Ukraine to resolve their continuing payment dispute collapse.

It seems the £9.99 was a continuing payment for your dial-up account, which you were told you needed to keep open in order to retain the email address when you switched to broadband.

Her initial readiness to give her employer the benefit of the doubt should not preclude her from later challenging the then current and continuing payment of a wage depressed on account of her sex.For John Deigh, a professor at the University of Texas at Austin, Justice Alito's Ledbetter opinion is almost a case of "jurisprudence for five-year-olds".

Medtronic defended the continuing payments as legitimate compensation for work the doctors have done.

• Accounts purporting to show continuing payments to a former employee who left the club three years ago.

The guild is seeking increases for everything from reimbursement rates for car mileage to continuing payments called residuals.

Across the country, private care companies who provided accommodation now see their investments lying idle, sometimes at huge cost to municipalities who are locked in to continuing payments.

Every year, the Defence Department wastes huge sums of money through mismanagement, including maintaining computer systems that cannot talk to each other, and continuing payments to people who are dead.

The money, known as the Monarch Butterfly Conservation Fund, will provide what some say are the first real incentives for those living in and around the forests to stop logging both legally and illegally -- the promise of continuing payments.