Sentence examples for is due said from inspiring English sources

"The legal advice we have is no compensation is due," said Griffith-Jones.

"It's always been about credit where credit is due," said attorney Francis Alexander Malofiy, representing Michael Skidmore.

"I can understand why some people are sceptical and may see China's ban as window-dressing – but we need to give credit where credit is due," said Dominic Dyer, policy advisor for the Born Free Foundation wildlife charity.

A "If a shareholder fails to pay maintenance for more than 60 days after it is due," said Dennis H. Greenstein, a Manhattan co-op and condominium lawyer, "most proprietary leases provide for the right of the co-op to demand by notice that the subtenant of the shareholder pay his or her rent directly to the co-op".

"Companies have underinvested in mobile security in a rush to become mobile first, and now the bill is due," said Bluebox's new chief executive, Pam Kostka, in a statement.

"We need to give credit where credit is due," says a Democratic Capitol Hill staffer who deals with the Iran issue.

"To qualify you will need to show 26 weeks of employment in the 66 weeks before your baby is due," says Katie Wood, legal officer for Maternity Action.

Loyalty is appropriate "only where it is due," says the schoolgirl, now a nun and a distinguished philosopher, who was Brodie's favorite and whose betrayal is in fact the judgment of time on the passing years.

"He's basically been paid a fraction of what he's due," said Jeff Sanders, Mr. Reinhardt's lawyer.

"I don't buy into the fact that you're due," said Mickelson, who turned 31 today.

Kenny Jackett, Wolves' head coach, giving credit where it was due, said: "We came up against an organised, stubborn rearguard and didn't have a cutting edge in the final third.