Sentence examples for is due even from inspiring English sources

It is important to give credit where credit is due, even when the credit belongs to Governor Rick Perry.

Do not ignore notices stating that payment is due, even if you are unable to pay your taxes at this time.

If you form a stock corporation or not-for-profit, you will be required to name the officers and directors of the corporation when the annual report is due, even though you are not required to name them on the Certificate of Incorporation.

But the writer has to remain critical, to take some distance, to give credit where it's due, even if there's a temptation to throw one's lot in with, say, the huge wave of youth activism that's emerged in recent years.

Article IV, Section 2 made the citizens of the "free" states complicit in the crime by obliging them to return any runaway "Person held to Service or Labour in one State" to "the Party to whom such Service or Labour may be due," even if slavery itself was unlawful within the state to which the brave wretch had managed to escape.

The extraordinary circumstances of the race may mean Cambridge will be denied a little of the glory they are due, even though, for the first time in a long time, the Boat Race itself has a lion's share of attention.

We hear judges declaring that they will dissolve the upper house of parliament, or the constitution committee, weeks before their session is due and even before cases are properly presented or discussed.

And state ownership has gone down to 34% and is due to fall even further.

AIB is now 93% owned by the state but the government's stake is due to rise even further once it has sucked in the full €20.5bn earmarked in bailout cash.

The conductivity that is measured is due to electrons, even though the material is nominally p-type [1].

The enormous SIS database, in the French city of Strasbourg, is due to become even larger with the introduction of SIS II.