Sentence examples for permits to pay from inspiring English sources

But if the repeal was delayed until April 2015, when companies would need their permits to pay for their carbon liability, the damage would be considerably less – about $138m.

Goldman, which is already paying the bill for Mr. Tourre's legal fees, is permitted to pay for any disgorgement of profits ordered by the court but is not permitted to pay fines, legal specialists say.

Under New York law, it is not permitted to pay a witness in exchange for favorable testimony, Judge Carter wrote.

But the Knicks are permitted to pay only $350,000 toward a buyout, under the N.B.A.'s rules.

Going back to the hotel in a taxi, Paul was upset that he had not been permitted to pay for the meal.

It would mean that New York's agencies would not be permitted to pay salaries or issue unemployment benefits to some half a million New Yorkers.

PTAs are permitted to pay for substitutes, aides, enrichment teachers and assistants, which many of the city's wealthiest PTAs do readily.

These loans were extended to the least creditworthy borrowers, who were permitted to pay only a portion of the principal and interest on their loans.

The accounts, which are permitted to pay interest at no more than a 0.5percentt rate, are offered under a new federal venture called the Transaction Account Guarantee Program.

For example, starting later this year, plans below the 70percentthresholdld may not be permitted to pay retiring workers all of their pension benefits in one lump sum.

But under the new salary regime, the bank wasn't permitted to pay the chief of that unit what he thought he was worth.