Sentence examples for is owed only from inspiring English sources
Magnier says he is owed only a small fraction of that amount.
Although he is making $12 million this year, Hidalgo is owed only $7 million for the rest of the season, and the Astros are kicking in $4 million.
The top rate is now paid by fewer than 1percentt of taxpayers and is owed only on income of more than $297,350.
[T]he obligation to refrain from particular conduct is owed only to those who are foreseeably endangered by the conduct and only with respect to those risks or hazards whose likelihood made the conduct unreasonably dangerous.
Mr. Bush, by contrast, would use most of the money not set aside for Social Security for across-the-board tax cuts: lower tax rates for taxpayers at every income level, tax breaks for all married couples regardless of whether they now owe a penalty and a complete elimination of the estate tax, which is owed only on estates worth more than $675,000.
While the I.R.S. does have programs of the type pitched by American Tax Relief — an "offer in compromise" settlement and a "penalty abatement" — the government is likely to accept less than it is owed only if the taxpayer makes an offer that is equal to or greater than the taxpayer's ability to pay, including the value of all of the taxpayer's property, cars, bank accounts and other assets.
There are, of course, thousands of little-known acts that might be owed only small amounts.
Experts say the proposal reverses a decision by the I.R.S. in February that suggested that taxes were owed only on the cash value when a policy was terminated.
Genentech says royalties are owed only for products made using DNA created by the City of Hope -- insulin and human growth hormone.
He said that Mr. Price had demanded $25,000 for his publishing clients but that according to Grooveshark's accounting they were owed only $500.
And in December, the NFF paid Keshi part of the seven months' salary he was owed, only weeks after he described the situation as "disrespectful and unacceptable".
