Sentence examples for prevented from paying from inspiring English sources

The FCA rules also mean that the firms running the pension schemes will be prevented from paying or receiving consultancy charges, and from charging active and "deferred" members of schemes differently based on whether they are paying in or not.

"Many of the women affected will have worked part-time to raise families, have been prevented from paying into an occupational scheme and have faced years of inequality in the workplace," Ms Reeves says.

It will also be prevented from paying a dividend, a restriction that some analysts interpret as making an offer from elsewhere more attractive: if Mouchel shareholders were to accept Costain's bid, they would be entitled to receive Costain's final dividend worth 6.3p a share.

However, the Spanish bank added that it had not been prevented from paying dividends.

Even more important, under the White House deal, any public option would be prevented from paying Medicare rates (and by implication, from using Medicare rates as a reference point, as would be the case for proposals in the House for the public option to pay Medicare rates plus 5%).

(British wartime laws prevented her from paying the $100,000 bill).

These factors prevented El Salvador from paying off its external debt, and the country continues to rely partly on foreign aid.

The sanctions already had caused India and Iran difficulties on how to bypass new banking obstacles that had prevented India from paying Iran's oil bills.

See articleDirectors at the Royal Bank of Scotland threatened to resign if the British Treasury prevented them from paying £1.5 billion ($2.5 billion) in bonuses at its investment-banking unit.

He was able to get the closing time extended to 1 a.m., but, he said, that still prevented him from paying off the $15,000 debt he had incurred in starting the business.

Mr. Nichols said business reversals, psychological depression and his second wife's cancer and death, which left him with their two adopted children, had prevented him from paying his first wife.