Sentence examples for due in order from inspiring English sources

You must go through the TLO or DUE in order to get a thesis hold.

The general rule in ordinary litigations is that plaintiffs may frame their complaints as they wish and agree to take less money than they might otherwise be due in order to stay in state court.

The family had already paid all the inheritance tax due in order to avoid interest charges (if it's not paid within six months of the end of the month in which the individual died, you start to rack up interest), but they didn't have to wait long to get the money back.

But I think there's something else going on, something that resonates both with some of the high lines of modern history and with the tone of the times (and that the latter is one of the things to which its success with young readers is, in part, due): in order to lead a revolution against the prevailing authorities, you first have to win at their game.

Insofar as interest is concerned, the Treasury has said it is unrealistic for it to put off payments in the days leading up to when an interest payment is due in order to be certain that it has the cash to make it.

Dagenham gave the Kenilworth Road side permission to talk to Still over the weekend and the London club waived the full compensation due in order to allow the former Barnet boss to leave.

The Dartmouth economist Charles Wheelan's research showed in the late 1990s that respiratory therapists who organized themselves and raised their profession's dues in order to lobby for licensing laws tended to be more successful in getting these statutes passed.

We're told that everybody has to pay their "dues" in order to become successful.

Michael needed the medicine - but Derek also needed $50 for senior class dues in order to graduate.

4. Poll your members to determine if they would be amenable to higher yearly dues, in order to eliminate junk food/formula sponsors.

The voluntary agreement shows that unions no longer need to compel employers and employees into accepting forced representation and paying forced dues in order to support themselves.