Sentence examples for prohibiting payments from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the possibility, however remote, of getting a ruling prohibiting payments to other bondholders will certainly make holding out from a restructuring more attractive than it was before.

Attitudes appear to be hardening in Europe, where laws prohibiting payments to foreign officials or executives in order to win business contracts are still relatively new.

In recent years, Congress has taken steps to link Medicare and Medicaid payments to the quality of care, prohibiting payment for the treatment of certain medical errors.

The Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit said that a federal law prohibiting payment for donated organs did not apply to stem cells extracted from circulating blood.

(Many countries, including Canada and Britain, do prohibit payments to egg donors).

Are these payments in breach of clause 15 of the PCC code, which prohibits payments or offers of payments to anyone who may "reasonably be expected to be called as a witness"?

While the new rules prohibit payments to a lender or broker based on the loan's interest rate, they do allow for compensation based on a fixed percentage of the loan amount.

Federal law prohibits payments to induce referral of any patients covered by Medicare or other federal health programs because such decisions are supposed to be based solely on the best interests of the patient.

Companies cannot be prosecuted for any such payments because the statute of limitations under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, which prohibits payments to foreign government officials or third parties, expires after five years, said Peter Clark, deputy chief of the Justice Department's fraud division.

Delays in scanning had allowed some prohibited payments to be processed, PayPal said.

The case concerns the unintended sideeffects resulting from laws that prohibit payments to "donors" of lifesaving biological material.