Sentence examples for due to payments from inspiring English sources

The CTF is not expensive: it cost around £250m in 2008/9, rising to £520m in 2010/11 due to payments to seven-year-olds and payments to children with disabilities.

SMIC also reported a fourth-quarter loss today of $11.2 million, due to payments to settle a corporate espionage lawsuit filed by a Taiwanese company, but managed to record its first annual profit.

With concern mounting that unpaid student debt risks sapping economic growth -- due to payments taking up ever larger portions of Americans' declining inflation-adjusted paychecks -- the CFPB is moving to examine and address underlying problems in the student loan market that could be holding back the U.S. economy.

Differences are analysed for four groups of respondents: users who did not forego services due to payments (reference category), users who forewent services due to payments, non-users who forewent services due to payments and non-users who did not forego services due to payments.

Though it is indicated that the people do not have the culture of going to health care [ 35] this may partly be due to payments; once insured that habit may change.

Student Business Cards: Due to payment restrictions and identification requirements, student business cards must be ordered in person at Columbia Printing Services in Room 106 Journalism Pulitzer Halll).

Data from the USA reveal the downside of a private funded healthcare system, with overtreatment due to payment for units of service, and financial incentives that reward inefficiency such as payment for complications and re-admissions.

Relatively better performance in such indicators in the UK general practice may be partly due to payment based on capitation, which requires general practitioners to clearly define a population and take a population-based approach to clinical care [ 55].

One point was that the high response rate might be explained by a sense of obligation due to payment of expenses and it should not be assumed to mean that the questionnaire was acceptable.

Operating profits fell to $91.9m in 2014 from $156.1m, partly due to severance payments.

On 1 July, Grenada is due to make payments on debt owed to western governments, including £270,000 to the UK.