Sentence examples for legally owing from inspiring English sources

In a bizarre move designed to defuse the backlash and protect sales, the company broke off from talks with HMRC to take full-page ads in the national press announcing that it would cough up £20m corporation tax over the next two years – even if its accountants say it is not legally owing.

This perception – that the payment was in fact time-barred and therefore no longer legally owing – is understood to form part of both Lauber's criminal proceedings and the investigation by Fifa's ethics committee, which last week suspended Blatter and Platini from football activities for 90 days.

Apple paid all its legally owed taxes.

"I paid the taxes that are legally owed," she said.

They have a "well-founded fear of persecution" and are legally owed protection.

The F.T.C. recently cracked down on debt collectors for harassing consumers, sometimes for money that is not even legally owed.

Her two other children have been laid off from other state enterprises, and they too have rarely received the stipends they are legally owed.

Mr. Minkow, now a minister, said that he legally owes millions to one victim, Union Bank, because a federal judge had dismissed the rest of his restitution order.

That is, they have a "well-founded fear of persecution" in their homeland, they cannot be returned there, and they are legally owed protection.

At a hearing in late May on Capitol Hill, Apple's chief executive, Timothy D. Cook, insisted that the company had fully complied with tax laws and had paid all it legally owed, both here and abroad.

Mr Justice Hickinbottom found that from April 2012 Sisu refused to pay the rent it legally owed at the Ricoh, "quite deliberately to distress ACL's financial position" so they could buy a share in the arena on the cheap.