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Erich Ferrari, an attorney who specializes in sanctions-related legal cases, said that before the Trump Organization cashed any checks it should have been certain of "the source of the funds"—"not only the bank it was remitted from but how the Mammadovs actually earned the money they paid".

You might have a chronic remitting relapsing cancer and imagine it's remitting because you're drinking apple juice.

Buyers do have the right to reject goods after purchase if they are found to be faulty, and eBay allows them 30 days to raise any issues – but the company seemingly realises that something is amiss here because, while it insists MC refund it the purchase price, it is remitting £400 in goodwill for "the negative selling experience".

Until recently, not all 0 3 year-old children attended Day Care Centers as Day Care Centers in Japan are remitted as it offered to families where both parents are working.

In announcing the increase, Sotheby's said that to stay competitive in winning consignments, it had been remitting part of its buyers' premium to sellers, a practice that cut into its earnings.

Former subscribers will be remitted $15.

"While we collected this money as the host agency, it was subsequently remitted to the CACP".

With less money to be made, some may be put off staying by the prospect of having to pay a special annual charge of £30,000 from April 2008 if they claim non-domicile status, which protects foreign income from taxation so long as it is not remitted to Britain.

It's just remitting the tax on behalf of the employees.

Draghi expressed strong resistance to the ECB being used as a lender of last resort, insisting that it was not its remit.

The Welsh government said it was not its remit and a UK government agency said it followed national guidelines.