Sentence examples for payment of funds from inspiring English sources

Contributions are defined as the actual payment of funds, or transfer of in-kind goods, while commitments are legal, contractual obligations between donor and recipient.

Although he is alleged to have overseen the payment of funds into the accounts of the September 11th hijackers and to have been friendly with Mohamed Atta, who flew one of the planes that hit the Twin Towers he walks freely to and from the courthouse each day.

It is known that the assignment of a care level and the attendant payment of funds from social care insurance increases the utilization of support services [ 42].

When asked for their recommendations in relation to this scheme, the most wide-spread request was for the regular release and payment of funds (24%); followed by improved working conditions for staff (18%); the provision of more logistics and supplies (14%); and training and recruitment of more staff (12%).

He said the corporation had been presented with some "pretty unpalatable alternatives" in the form of taking on the "welfare payment" of funding free licence fees for over-75s and did not deny he had considered resigning if the government had forced the BBC to shoulder that burden.

"Collyer Bristow will also disclose to Taylor Wessing details of the payments of funds out of their account on behalf of the club since May 2011.

"EDMC knew that its misrepresentations regarding compliance with the Incentive Compensation Ban would result in the payment of federal funds and that a reasonable and foreseeable consequence of such misrepresentations was that such funds would be paid out".

In the "clean money" systems pushed at the state level in the mid-1990s theough mid-2000s000s, candidates would receive a lump-sum payment of public funds to cover the cost of the campaign, in exchange for renouncing nearly all private funding.

Eventually, that action could mean the federal government could freeze payment of federal funds to the tribe.

"At worst, it seems to involve a quid pro quo, in which you were approving payment of district funds to Ms. Bascom on an improper submission in return for her approval of the $15,000 Edgewood payment to you".

The European Commission might front-load the payment of structural funds and a Eurocrat (chosen for his stocky build and personal honesty) could fly to Athens with a suitcase full of cash.