Sentence examples for note payments from inspiring English sources

The banks froze HealthSouth's access to the credit line last week, but they took the additional step yesterday of declaring HealthSouth in default so that the company would not be able to use any cash it might have on hand to make the bond and note payments, according to one executive involved in the negotiations.

The critics — among them labor unions, opposition parties and a newly formed coalition of social justice groups — are incensed that the corporation is about to pay out more than 1.25 billion euros on Wednesday and then a promissory note payment of 3.1 billion euros in March.

(It has yet to default on a note payment).

The government is scheduled to make a promissory note payment of $4.1 billion to the European Central Bank on March 31.

A car lien is paid off with the final monthly car note payment.

The Ibama agents took careful records of what they'd found, including the account books that carefully noted payments to the local police.

Employment data are from Labor Force Surveys, house price per sqm from Osservatorio Immobiliare (aggregated at the area level by weighting with 2007 population), population from Istat intercensus reconstruction, annual payments from Opencoesione website Fig. 2 Density of annual per-capita payments, Southern Italy LLMs; Notes: Payments are on a log-scale.

The firm's records are rare, but a ledger from Edgcote House, Northamptonshire, notes payment to them of more than £1,000 in 1758, and Cobb supplied, in 1770, furniture to the English connoisseur and man of letters Horace Walpole.

In the record books he found a note of payments of £3 a month made to a Mrs EA Figgins from the Titanic dependants' fund.

However, we note that payments made under the above mentioned schemes may focus in other actions other than conversion from agriculture or pastoral lands into forest.

When an official demands a bribe, a citizen can present the zero-rupee note as payment.