Sentence examples for found payable from inspiring English sources

"Material misrepresentations" amounting to "pervasive fraud" drove 70% of the serious claims that were found payable by the Wyeth trust fund, says Joseph Kisslo, a court-appointed cardiologist who reviewed a sample of 1,000 echocardiograms in late 2004.

It read: "Inclosed please find U.S. Treasurer, payable to your order, being the amount due you from this office on account of Un-American Activities".

Alerted that the owner was probably hiding something, the accountants reviewed payments the company made, and found a check payable to a Bay Area company deposited in a bank in Boise, Idaho, where Mr. Lomow had a personal account.

The charge is payable by anyone found guilty of a crime in addition to any fines or costs.

This will move the unearned income from the balance sheet, since it can now be counted as a payment on a specific invoice number found in the open accounts payable and considered part of the receivables for the period.

The fine will be payable if Scarlets are found to commit further breaches of tournament rules up to May 2018.

Family members would have their concerns investigated and compensation may be payable if the error is found to have led to an earlier death, he said.

With a very limited budget from the Government, the Pharmacy Council found innovative new sources of finance, such as registration and professional fees payable by pharmaceutical personnel and owners of pharmacy premises, respectively.

A 2015 poll conducted by the International Council of Shopping Centers ICSCC) found that 62% of registered voters were not aware that use taxes were payable (downloads as a pdf).

In fact, a 2015 poll conducted by the International Council of Shopping Centers ICSCC) found that 62% of registered voters were not aware that use taxes were payable (downloads as a pdf).

Participants were asked to estimate the charges payable, to indicate their confidence in that estimate, to say how difficult they had found it to understand the scenario, and to indicate whether they would change their behaviour if the charges were introduced.