Sentence examples for pay disposes from inspiring English sources

Some sources say that having a client who cannot afford to pay disposes lawyers to charge more than they would otherwise.

"One of the biggest hurdles to the potential deal is the large tax bill Vodafone would have to pay to dispose of its holding in Verizon Wireless," Mr. Scott writes.

Breweries, for example, need not pay to dispose of their grain after they have used it to make beer; the effluent would make a fine input for a bakery next door.

You may need to call businesses in your area, and possibly pay to dispose of this waste.

Some well operators are also selling their waste, rather than paying to dispose of it.

Artistic, meanwhile, could reduce its inventory taxes and avoid paying to dispose of the tiles.

And Waste Management and other recyclers say that more than 2,000 municipalities nationwide are paying to dispose of their recyclables instead of the other way around.

Without some acknowledgment that the S.E.C.'s allegations have a basis in fact, Citigroup had agreed to pay $285 million to dispose of a case quickly.

For example, factories that emit unfiltered exhaust into the atmosphere or discharge untreated chemicals into a river pay little to dispose of their waste.

If the clothing is in very bad shape and cannot be recycled, the charity will end up having to pay money to dispose of it.

Many companies from the north of Italy are thought to pay Mafia clans to dispose of dangerous industrial waste.