Sentence examples for discharge pay from inspiring English sources

Yet they were given only half of their discharge pay.

Only a handful of the families of the 28 men have submitted to the Army the request for review that must be filed before it will formally throw out the conviction, grant an honorable discharge and pay compensation.

Mr. Zayes and Mr. Sarna have pleaded guilty to tax law felonies, and will be sentenced to a conditional discharge after paying back taxes and fines.

(He was given what's called a conditional discharge after paying a fine and performing community service).

The blue-and-yellow-striped buses in the Bee-Line system picked up and discharged passengers paying the usual $1.40 fare, said Geoff Thompson, a spokesman for the bus company.

He was given the option of staying in the Navy until they arrived home in six months or being discharged and paying his own way home.

The hospital will have to authorize skilled nursing care for your insurer to pay; discharge planners may consider someone living alone to be more qualified for services than someone living with a spouse.

So these Marines are looking at the possibility of a dishonorable discharge, forfeiture of pay and allowances, and confinement for 2 years under Article 92, UCMJ.

However a Pearson regulatory announcement issued on August 1 , 2012 claims that share sales by Pearson directors on those dates related to shares earned through Pearson's long-term incentive plan (LTIP), whose rules "require that sufficient shares are sold to discharge the PAYE (Pay As You Earn) income tax liability on the shares released".

The PPS set the price per discharge hospitals were paid, thus creating incentives to lower costs, irrespective of market structure (7).

One promising possibility is if C&T companies could sell fecal sludge to industries that could use it as a fuel (e.g., energy intensive processes like cement production), they could then receive payment for discharge instead of paying a fee.