Sentence examples for paying a face from inspiring English sources

The state-run fund said in a statement, after a board meeting here, that it would buy back as much as 3,000 units per holder from that date, paying a face value of 10 rupees (21 cents) a unit.

Since so much of life is spent behind a screen now, paying a face-to-face visit really means something.

At every turn she has been given poor advice and now faces paying a bill for £6,000 for fees owed to her mother's care home.

It is clear he profited himself and he will now pay a fine of $2.1 million and face a jail term.

Authority officials also say the agreement to pay a deficit faced by the union's health plan should be counted as an expenditure from last year and not as part of the contract.

He was so shocked by Asmal's radicalisation that he has not been able to face even paying a condolence visit.

The court could also delay making a decision until Americans are actually faced with paying a penalty on their 2015 taxes if they do not have insurance coverage.

Says Hartnack:"One need only look at the gas station business in California to see that faced with paying a couple of pennies more per gallon, people serve themselves".

This last task was particularly unpopular with American prospectors, who faced paying an average of 25 percent of the value of their goods and supplies.

The letter from Bradford city council demanding that Hankins pay a fine or face court action was composed, printed and mailed by an automatic process.

In February, the deputy justice minister of Poland's rightward-leaning government proposed that the phrase "Polish death camps" be outlawed and that offenders pay a fine or face three years in prison.