Sentence examples for lead to payments from inspiring English sources

The formula was, however, flawed; it would lead to payments so low that doctors would stop accepting Medicare patients.

Moreover, we do not have information on differences in the proportion of settled and judged claims that do not lead to payments.

Just 3.5% of the annual 500,000 deaths lead to payment of inheritance tax.

Corporate defaults that lead to payment of CDS insurance are routine but a sovereign credit event is a novelty.

City investors dislike such large multiples because it can lead to "payment for failure" if a company is bought at a cheap price when distressed.

Although the frequency and average size of paid claims may not fully explain perceptions among physicians, one may speculate that the large number of claims that do not lead to payment may shape perceived malpractice risk.

David Geen, general counsel of the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, a derivatives industry body, said Wednesday that a debt exchange that pushed out maturities would also probably avoid a formal default because it would not lead to payment of contracts to insure against default, known as credit-default swaps.

Elderly people, the biggest consumers of healthcare, could contribute more, albeit after they die: it cannot be fair that just 3.5% of the annual 500,000 deaths lead to payment of inheritance tax.

Weak governance arrangements have led to payments that exceeded contractual requirements and put public trust at risk".

"Weak governance arrangements led to payments that exceeded contractual entitlements, provided poor value for money and put public trust at risk".

This approach guided the postwar liberalisation of trade and finance which if too rapid would have simply led to payments crises and political unrest.