Sentence examples for legitimately owed from inspiring English sources

Platini appears to believe that the £1.35m genuinely had no influence on his thinking; he considered it money legitimately owed, as Blatter says he did.

It was possible to understand that an individual claiming £150 in exaggerated expenses rather than £100 legitimately owed to him should be sentenced on the basis he dishonestly acquired £50.

Gonzalez-Merello at the free law clinic also handles issues such as parents having children taken into care because they are forced to leave them at dawn to go to work, and a sharp rise in solvent subcontractors who refuse to pay wages legitimately owed to cleaners, adding up to hundreds of pounds.

For now, though, the I.R.S. is scrutinizing the earned income credit with such wariness that it is sometimes denying the credit to people who are legitimately owed it on nothing more than suspicion, according to several low-income taxpayer clinics run by law schools.

Marty Singer, Mr. Seagal's litigation lawyer, said in a telephone interview Wednesday: "This lawsuit is absolutely frivolous, was filed in bad faith and it was only filed by Nu Image as an excuse to try to stop paying monies that are legitimately owed to Mr. Seagal.

As the owner of an 18-year-old collection agency, we are swamped with hyper-technical lawsuits from "ambulance chasing" attorneys and debtors who are searching for a way to get out of paying a legitimately owed debt.

Starbucks UK would need to turn a profit of £41.6m if it was to legitimately owe HMRC the £10m corporation tax it plans to pay next year.

Mr. Krasinski said: "A lot of shows say they owe it all to their fans, but we legitimately owe it to our fans who went out of their way to purchase the show when they could watch it for free.

So don't pay anything before going through more steps to verify that you legitimately owe the agency money.

An argument is owed that we can't legitimately commit ourselves to the existence of things that perform theoretical roles outside the theory of truth-makers (MacBride 2011: 169).

In an interview with Diane Sawyer, President Obama owed up to failures in the process of passing health care reform, "[T]he health care debate as it unfolded legitimately raised concerns not just among my opponents, but also amongst supporters that we just don't know what's going on..