Sentence examples for of outstanding payments from inspiring English sources
With Mr. Romney's encouragement, Mr. LeBovidge pursued several years' worth of outstanding payments from the banks, reaching a major settlement that netted the state $110 million in 2003.
"And then she mentioned the issue of outstanding payments on submarines she said Germany had been owed for over a decade".
We have brought in additional staff and are extending our opening hours to deal with queries and to resolve the small number of outstanding payments.
RBS is braced for scrutiny of its pay deals following last year's £400m fine for rigging foreign exchange markets and because of outstanding payments that were promised to chief executive Stephen Hester when he left in 2013.
On 14 November – two months after the changeover – MyCSP brought in additional staff and extended its opening hours to deal with queries and to resolve what it described as a "small number of outstanding payments".
Set up in 1993 with the enthusiastic backing of all parties, who saw it as a way both to save the Treasury money and to force "deadbeat dads" to meet their responsibilities, the CSA has failed to collect more than £3.5 billion ($6.8 billion) of outstanding payments.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, or PETA, has reached out to aid needy Detroiters who had their water shut off due to outstanding payments.
Thousands of flag-waving Argentinians welcomed home the ARA Libertad this evening, the naval vessel impounded in Ghana for two and half months at the request of a US "vulture fund" that claimed it was owed millions of dollars in outstanding payments by the South American nation.
Satago started an automated database that lets users see how well (or poorly) companies are at paying invoices in a timely fashion, and has tools such as automated invoices, reminders, payment requests and integrated credit reporting that help freelancers keep track of their finances and outstanding payments.
Malaga were also fined 300,000 euros (£244,000) and face a further season's ban unless they can prove by the end of March that they have settled outstanding payments to other teams, staff and tax authorities.
The government will have to pay £23.2m of outstanding redundancy payments to ex-workers because a fire sale failed to make enough money.
