The courts ruled that the settlement was poisoned by conflicts of interest and ordered the money returned, leaving Mr. Langford among the debtors to his own impoverished city, making piecemeal payments).
Many workers claimed that payments for piecemeal work and other wages could be delayed, even for months, although not universally reported.
For example, to recognize quality and safety, we may need change the fundamental basis of payment from the piecemeal approach of paying for separate episodes of care to paying for an array of services (including preventative care) that correspond to "evidence-based" care protocols a group of services and procedures that are recognized as providing the right care at the right time.
Vivendi does acknowledge that it would owe Mr. Diller some money if the businesses were broken up and sold piecemeal, but the amount of that payment is another sticking point.
This means that every month your company receives $410,000 in cash from customers that can be used to pay $330,000 in cash to suppliers, leaving $80,000 to cover outlays for other items like payroll, utilities, marketing expenses, interest payments and taxes (if you pay them piecemeal).
In his letter, for instance, Mr. Kaspar-Ansermet states that the $4.8 billion was transferred from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York in one payment on Aug. 14, 1998, when in fact it was doled out piecemeal over several days.
Elizabeth Warren has called for interest rate reductions; President Obama signed an executive order capping payments on federal student debt at 10% of a borrower's income; there have been some piecemeal attempts to curb the criminal behavior at for-profit schools by strengthening so-called "gainful employment" rules.
If payment cards are to be introduced, it should be under a bright glare of debate and not quietly, piecemeal and by default.
Many people retire piecemeal.
Current funding is piecemeal.
