Sentence examples for moneys owed from inspiring English sources

At the beginning of this year, Italy's sovereign debt — moneys owed by the state to all public and private lenders — was 2.16 trillion euros.

The Court of Wards was established in 1540 (in 1542, as Wards and Liveries) to deal with moneys owed to the king by virtue of his position as a feudal lord; it was also empowered to protect certain rights of marriage and wardship.

For instance, in New Zealand, the fees or expenses associated with the liquidation itself must be paid followed by employee salaries, debts with creditors, interest associated with the debt and distributing moneys owed to shareholders.

Naturally, the money owed also declined sharply.

Other money owed to the state has also gone unpaid.

That was money owed to Fireclay by its wholesale clients.

If the caregiver sued for money owed, what happened?

So it cannot recover the money owed to the government.

Cities and counties are preparing to sue the state government for money owed to them.

The department can compel a restaurant to pay money owed to employees going back six years.

Impoverished Russia is eager to get its hands on money owed it by Iraq.