Sentence examples for paid connection from inspiring English sources
Long Island's request for proposals demands a free component of the service, perhaps supported by advertising revenues, that would be slower than a paid connection.
The experience will include a mix of free and paid connection options for both frequent and occasional Wi-Fi users and qualifying Starbucks customers.
The app, which launched in Germany this past August, has already facilitated over 25,000 paid connections for hot-to-trot users.
The reality was cost overruns, fiscal disarray and questions about consulting fees and commissions paid in connection with the deal.
A convoluted series of legal disputes revealed the funk legend was earning relatively little money from royalties paid in connection to his music.
And banks should be prohibited from reimbursing officers for the amounts the officers paid in connection with any settlement or litigation, and from increasing their pay for the two years thereafter.
"He asked for additional information from his lawyer, who did some due diligence," said Ms. Dart, who added that she did not know the size of an honorarium Mr. Allen is being paid in connection with the event.
"The Swiss authorities have elements in hand allowing them to suspect that the amounts paid in connection with this guarantee were not (paid) to the Abu Dhabi sovereign fund that supported the commercial risk," the statement said.
The officials said the decision was intended to make it easier to interrogate the two, Steve Lew and Peter Rowley, and to gather evidence for an investigation in which investigators say some $30 million in bribes were paid in connection with a government contract.
The United States attorney's office is investigating whether any bribes were paid in connection with each of those contracts, two of which were awarded by Rowland appointees on an emergency basis that bypassed the regular bidding process for such projects.
As the money was never paid, the connection with the crown of Scotland has become perpetual.
