Sentence examples for contributions owed from inspiring English sources

The comptroller's office noted that only a part of the overall pension contributions owed by the state and municipalities was being borrowed.

The Cambodian Government had refused on principle to pay $36,984 in contributions owed by the former Government of Prime Minister Lon Nol, which was ousted in 1975, and under the United Nations Charter faced the loss of its Assembly vote.

The coalition's latest available financial statement said Help Wounded Heroes, which can't accept tax-deductible contributions, owed money to the coalition, which can, for "legal and consulting fees".

The government says that plan administrator Rodney Young and corporate officials Robert Naples, president and chief executive officer, and Bryan Havel, assistant controller and treasurer, failed to forward employee contributions owed to the 401(k) plan.

In this way the changes in the different contributions owing to plastic deformation have been determined.

It also creates unfairness where, for instance, two workers engaged on the same project and performing the same tasks for separate businesses are not paying the same tax and national insurance contributions, owing to the incorrect classification of one of them.

The effects of non-standard rate contributions owing to the full finite deformation formulation adopted to model crack self-contact and depending on both the contact pressure and the deformation gradient rate are highlighted, by determining their influence on macroscopic critical loads at the onset of instability and bifurcation and on corresponding deformation modes.

Cars are one of the top contributors to greenhouse gas emissions globally, and cars in cities can be especially heavy with their contributions, owing to traffic and population density.

Cars are one of the top contributors to greenhouse gas emissions globally, and cars in cities can be especially heavy with their contributions, owing to traffic and population density.

As a widely used material in considerable fields, TiO2 has been explored several hundred years, and its nanofluidic form is also firmly worth studying and expected to make greater contributions owing to the outstanding physical and chemical properties.

Contributions owing to the finite shape and size of the tip were compensated for, based on geometrical simulations as described previously (44).