Sentence examples for oversees payments from inspiring English sources

Around 12 pence in every £1 of consumers' Christmas shopping this year will be spent online, according to forecasts by the body which oversees payments in the UK.

The Payments Council, which oversees payments in the UK, predicted that 2015 would be the first year in which the number of cash payments fell below the number of non-cash transactions.

The thalidomide scandal may have led to 10,000 miscarriages, stillbirths and infant deaths in Britain, according to the former director of the trust that oversees payments to hundreds of people disabled by the drug taken by their pregnant mothers.

The findings raise the prospect of some people having to "work until they drop" to sustain their current lifestyles Approximately 67,701 mortgages worth £10.5 billion were approved for house purchase in October Around 12 pence in every £1 of consumers' Christmas shopping this year will be spent online, according to forecasts by the body which oversees payments in the UK.

The federal Medicare program leaves the coverage decision to the nearly 20 regional insurers that oversee payments to physicians.

The claims fund will be managed independently by Ken Feinberg, a US lawyer chosen to oversee payments to families of 9/11 victims and the limiting of pay packets for executives of rescued Wall Street firms.

The German finance ministry, which ultimately will oversee payments, must ensure that the organizations in the five countries take seriously the expensive and difficult task of reaching an unpopular minority.

"We're up probably about 15percentt from last year right now, and we're getting calls from people who have never asked for assistance before," said Joanne Balaschak, energy services director for New Opportunities in Waterbury, one of 12 community agencies that connect customers with aid and oversee payments to utility companies.

The annual report by the Public Lending Right PLRR), who oversee payments to authors for the loan of their books, also revealed that library lending had dropped by around 4% in 2012, with 200 branches closing over the past year.

Several members of Parliament expressed skepticism over Murdoch's claims, noting how "incurious" he would have been and "cavalier" in overseeing payments without seemingly consequential information at hand.

"We found that the DEA did not adequately oversee payments to its sources, which exposes the DEA to an unacceptably increased potential for fraud, waste and abuse, particularly given the frequency with which DEA offices utilize and pay confidential sources," the report found.