Sentence examples for due may be from inspiring English sources

To the extent authorized by law and regulation, amounts found due may be reduced by the amount of any existing indebtedness to the Government arising from military service.

If full payment is not received by the due date, a late fee of 1.0% of the amount past due may be assessed.

If an agency fails to withhold the proper cost of optional life insurance on family members from an individual's salary, compensation, or retirement annuity, the collection of amounts properly due may be waived by the agency if, in the judgment of the agency, the individual is without fault and recovery would be against equity and good conscience.

And his failure to get his due may be yet another example of the country's reluctance to face up to the "class warfare" that not only animates the current Occupy Wall Street demonstrations (yet another variation on the Birmingham template), but has long roiled the black community as well.

Most of the companies who have left the ESA haven't explained their move, though it appears that rising dues may be a factor.

Under a 1990 U.S. Supreme Court ruling, mandatory bar dues may be spent only on regulating the profession and improving legal services to the public.

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A technical due diligence may be what's necessary to truly understand SimilarWeb's edge.

Thus, the premise any differences between siblings may not be due to breastfeeding, but may be due to the same factors that influenced the mother's feeding choice.

"Such a delay increases the risks that repayments to bondholders due in July 2017 may be missed".

An American version of the City, due in 2002, may be a hard sell.