Sentence examples for payments mentioned from inspiring English sources

"The payments mentioned in the media were a legitimate consultant's fee paid to the services we received from Mr Tan's company," Takeda and the bid committee's former director general, Nobumuto Higuchi, said in a statement.

A Steven L. Einig, a Manhattan lawyer who specializes in foreclosures, says that the payments mentioned are most likely the co-op's maintenance charge and payments on any outstanding share loan, and that these expenses will continue to accrue until the apartment is sold.

According to the companies, more than six million payments mentioned Uber in the last year.

Issues of medical school loans and looming payments are mentioned by many as reasons to avoid research careers, including those who would otherwise at least have considered a research career.

The explanation of this finding might be that the national legislation itself, do not explicitly forbid these payments (as mentioned in the background section).

Hayatou was not sanctioned by Fifa over the payment, nor mentioned in the ethics committee report of its investigations into ISL bribes, but he was reprimanded by the International Olympic Committee, to which he was elected in 2001.

On the recording, the man said to be Mr. Aulisi updated the other man on news — a subpoena served to a Genovese associate, a loan shark customer falling short on a payment — and mentioned that the "Christmases" had doubled in a few years.

On the section of its website dedicated to helping borrowers who are having trouble making their monthly payments, Sallie Mae promotes schemes known as deferment and forbearance that temporarily relieve borrowers from making payments, while mentioning the government's debt-relief plans only in passing.

Apple has previously patented tech related to NFC and mobile payments, and Apple CEO Tim Cook mentioned that payments was part of what drove the inspiration behind creating Touch ID, the fingerprint-based authentication tech on the iPhone 5s.

In an interview for the 2002 book "Documentary Filmmakers Speak" by Liz Stubbs, she mentioned payments as commonplace.

There is certainly no guarantee that Facebook is going to become the next PayPal, but considering the amount of times the payments business was mentioned in the filing, as well as statement of the potential plans for expansion, it could be a significant business in Facebook's future as a public company.