Sentence examples for instruments to pay from inspiring English sources
They sold their instruments to pay smugglers $1,200 each and set out in a dinghy across the Mediterranean.
They are being forced to sell their stocks, bonds and other instruments to pay off their investors and lenders.
One prosecutor, Scotland Morris, asked why, if Mr. Snipes sincerely believed he did not have to pay income taxes, he sent the government three phony financial instruments to pay $14 million in taxes.
Both countries are encouraging greater use of individual financing instruments to pay providers, in addition to compulsory state insurance schemes (Medishield in Singapore) or taxation (Malaysia).
"The bassoon, with its deep and rich sounds, seems like the perfect instrument to pay tribute to the rolling river".
He was selling so-called PFI deals, where local authorities buy a complicated financial instrument to pay for, say, a hospital.
He was selling so-called PFI-deals, where local authorities buy a very complicated financial instrument to pay for, say, a hospital.
He presumably would like to keep that instrument without having to pay for it.
Such sponsorship, along with prizes and fees for appearances, gave steel bands new financial resources with which to procure instruments and equipment and to pay arrangers.
The Waters Corporation reduced its 2001 reported earnings and its forecast for this year after a jury ordered the company, a maker of laboratory instruments for drug development, to pay $47.5 million for patent infringement.
Those analysts only apply the top 'AAA' rating to instruments that are likely to pay off in all but catastrophic scenarios.
