Sentence examples for dues from the from inspiring English sources

Dues from the tunnels, worth $1m a day, used to provide half of its budget.

When the effort failed, she withheld dues from the international body in protest.

So a final shoutout to the tax angels who are proud to pay their dues from the off.

Rather, they are a front for a labor union that seeks to advance its own interest in collecting dues from the employees' hard-earned pay".

The American Red Cross, under its president, Dr. Bernadine Healy, who took office in July, has withheld $5 million in dues from the federation in Geneva.

Among the primary functions of the central administration was the enforcement of regulations to coordinate cultivation of irrigated plots, to control the flow of water, and to collect water dues from the irrigation operators.

This date is when the €3.4bn (£2.4bn) payment is due from the Greek government to the European Central Bank.

A large chunk is due from the central government.

More detailed guidelines are due from the commission next month.

A full report is due from the agency in 2014.

Liverpool collected 61% of council tax due from the poor, leaving the city short by £3.5m.