Sentence examples for payment of approved from inspiring English sources

When unemployed veterans refused to leave Washington after their request for immediate payment of approved bonuses was denied, Hoover sent out the army, which dispersed the protesters at bayonet point and burned down their makeshift quarters.

In a statement Sunday, Visa confirmed its decision to remove Global Payments from its list of approved providers.

Mr. Domecq is accused of approving payment of fake invoices from outside vendors, who then issued checks to shell companies controlled by him and others.

SAC's payments, if approved, would eclipse those of earlier noteworthy Wall Street prosecutions.

Reports in the Mexican news media last summer accused the general of approving payments totaling more than $355 million for sophisticated surveillance equipment, without reporting those payments to civilian authorities or providing an explanation of how that equipment would be used.

Rebekah Brooks signed off on virtually all cash payment requests when she was editor at the Sun, it has been claimed at a trial of journalists on the tabloid accused of approving payments to public officials for stories.

Mrs Brooks is also accused of approving payments to public officials while she was editor of the Sun after 2003.

Tuesday brought new revelations of broader involvement by state officials; the secret settlement was reviewed by a staff lawyer in the office of Eric T. Schneiderman, the attorney general, and the payment was approved by the office of Thomas P. DiNapoli, the state comptroller.

After Empire State Development received the first federal payment of $700 million, Congress approved the allocation of another $2 billion, but that money was specifically allocated to Lower Manhattan Development.

He and three other former directors of Mannesmann, a telecommunications conglomerate, are accused of approving the payments to persuade managers to drop objections to the Vodafone Group's record 154 billion euro acquisition of the company in 2000.

The New York attorney general has been examining Aetna's methods of approving or denying payment for care.