Sentence examples for involves payment of from inspiring English sources

The declared conduct from Dastyari involves payment of a $1,670.82 overspend and a $5,000 legal bill.

Simonenko appears to be demanding a coarse bribe, which involves payment of a benefit to a public official to breach a duty pertaining to a significant community interest.

The fee structure involves payment of an issue fee both at the time the claim is lodged at the tribunal, and when it is brought to an actual hearing.

The technical explanation is this: Apparently Russian border and customs officials are connected to the F.S.B., so theoretically, any visit to Russia that involves payment of a border tax is a violation of sanctions — it would be material support to the F.S.B.

However, all transactions involving the transfer of funds to or from a payroll card account are covered by the regulation, even if a particular transaction involves payment of a bonus, other incentive-based payment, or reimbursement, or the transaction does not represent a transfer of wages, salary, or other employee compensation.

It uses peer networks for recruitment of participants and involves payment of purposively recruited 'seed' participants, who then refer other participants.

If the creative rights issues could be resolved, the negotiators hoped that the remaining crucial issues involving payment of residuals could rapidly be addressed.

Pure métayage is a form of share tenancy involving payment of approximately half the annual output; the métayer's family permanently occupies the land that it works.

In the fraud charge involving payment of $7,000, Ms. Dow said that Mrs. Bost in 1996 told one of the investors involved in the rehabilitation of the apartment complex that she was experiencing financial problems and needed $10,000 to $15,000.

By the time of the Norman conquest in 1066, Anglo-Saxon justice had been successfully restored to a system that typically involved payment of a wergild (or wergeld) to compensate victims or their families for the harms they suffered.

The Russian side has put forward a series of ingenious but highly unattractive restructuring deals, all involving payment of around 5% of the securities' par value.The latest wheeze involves bundling together the state debt with the foreign-exchange forward contracts that usually accompanied them, and on which Russian banks have mostly also defaulted.