Sentence examples for mandated payment from inspiring English sources

Mr. Miszewski, of NapsterFreedom, said that the new file-sharing program would be based on voluntary payments but that Topical Networks would work with record companies if a court decision mandated payment for MP3 files.

This year, under a new pension plan reform law, Christie is required to make a $500 million contribution to the fund -- just 1.7percentt of his proposed $29.4 billion budget -- but the governor is refusing to make this legally mandated payment unless public workers accept reductions in pension benefits and a tax increase to support the fund.

Mr. Geithner reiterated the Treasury position that lawyers inside and out of government had agreed that "it would be legally difficult to prevent these contractually mandated payments".

They cite, for example, the method the Obama administration used to circumvent Senate approval (which is explicitly required under Dodd-Frank) for the appointment of the head of the CFPB and the technique of funding the bureau through mandated payments by the Fed.A response by the government could come in August, an initial verdict by the upcoming election.

Scarsdale's mayor, Beverley Sved, said she thought it was premature to worry about the effects of a spending increase, but she also pointed out that, between health care costs and mandated payments into a state pension fund, tax burdens are at "extraordinary" levels.

"We won't flip the switch until a court decision mandates payment," Mr. Miszewski said, "but we're ready for it if it happens".

But the medical association objected to some provisions, including a new tax on "elective cosmetic medical procedures" and creation of an Independent Medicare Advisory Board that could "mandate payment cuts for physicians".

A rat must later file a formal written request within 180 days after a court order mandating payment.

A lower federal court had ruled earlier this year that "any bail or bond scheme that mandates payment of pre-fixed amounts for different offenses to obtain pretrial release, without any consideration of indigence or other factors, violates the Equal Protection Clause".

Last year, a federal judge granted a preliminary injunction against Calhoun and ruled that "any bail or bond scheme that mandates payment of pre-fixed amounts for different offenses to obtain pretrial release, without any consideration of indigence or other factors, violates the Equal Protection Clause".

A government task force is looking into broadening the benefit and mandating payments.