Sentence examples for disputed bills from inspiring English sources
As a young man, Scott M. Stringer tried and failed to turn a ramshackle Manhattan saloon into a thriving establishment, eventually abandoning the effort in the wake of disputed bills and a displeased landlord.
Disputed bills are commonplace in many consumers' files, but may not indicate serious credit risk.
At one point, Mr. Gil Diaz said, Telmex disconnected 40 of his best business customers to force Avantel to pay disputed bills.
And the company now keeps some disputed bills on its books for more than a year, instead of writing them off and reporting a loss to investors.
The push for the merger intensified after all 78 opposition legislators in the 299-member Natoonal Assembly vowed to resign next week to protest the enactment of several disputed bills, including one aimed at reshaping the nation's broadcast industry.
Sharon Grove, the DWP's director of customer experience — that's the official title, folks, and I don't think it's intentionally ironic — told me that 98% of the new DWP bills are on time and accurate, but the backlog of disputed bills is "in the thousands".
Plaintiffs' lawyers said that the cost to Cigna would exceed $200 million, based on what the case disclosed about disputed billing practices.
WASHINGTON, June 21 - Republicans joined longtime Democratic critics in Congress on Tuesday to berate the Pentagon for withholding information about the Halliburton Corporation's disputed billing under a $2.5 billion contract for Iraqi oil site repairs and fuel imports.
Owner Craig Whyte said the club could face disputed tax bills of up to £75m from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC).
In California one doctor served five years in prison over $65,000 in disputed Medicare bills in a case in which a key witness was a fired office worker.
Under the withdrawn plan, borrowers with collections or disputed unpaid bills would have been required to "resolve" them before their loan could be closed, either by paying them off in full or by arranging a schedule of repayments.
