Sentence examples for ending payments from inspiring English sources

GSK has committed to ending payments to doctors for recommending its drugs to other doctors at medical conferences.

The only exception was £320m of savings from ending payments into Child Trust Funds, a Labour policy to ameliorate wealth inequality.

He went on to lead the Brazilian Communist Party, which advocated ending payments on the national debt, nationalization of foreign-owned companies, and land reform.

Ben Goldacre, a doctor and Guardian columnist, who helped expose drug companies' manipulation of clinical trial data, said he expected GSK's move would shame the rest of the industry into ending payments to doctors.

The National Trust and many green NGOs have argued for a complete overhaul, ending payments for simply owning land and only rewarding farmers who improve the environment and help wildlife.

Ending payments to retirees while offering work to younger poor people is not really a trade-off; retirees are giving away a huge chunk of their income in exchange for absolutely nothing.

I've ended payments to Guatemala, to Honduras and to El Salvador.

In 1995 he had fought off Treasury attempts to end payments to lone parents, not his only display of humanity.

Two of the unions have refused to go along; in response Sepi said it could be forced to end payments on the airline's $930 million debt.

On Oct. 1, Medicare began a project to end payments for a handful of "hospital-acquired conditions," Medicare-speak for illnesses caused by preventable errors.

A new administration could also end payments worth millions of dollars to endowments of charities and foundations run by the Erdogan family.