Sentence examples for promises of payment from inspiring English sources

But despite promises of payment of up to €20,000, the donors had left empty-handed, he said.

Investigators have focused on his role in 2008 as a surgeon for the Medicus private clinic in a rundown neighborhood in Pristina, Kosovo's capital, where they said kidneys were removed from impoverished immigrants recruited on false promises of payment that they never received.

After a heroic expenditure of money and blood, Albornoz attained some measure of order, largely by appointing the more amenable tyrants as "papal vicars" and by securing from them promises of payment of taxes and services in return for acknowledgment of overlordship.

The club limped along, seemingly powered only by promises of payment tomorrow as, led by the Supporters Trustthethe majority of fans were boycotting home matches until football creditors were paid.

"Especially in this economy, don't wait 120 days to get help if a debtor has been non-communicative, bounced checks or made several broken promises of payment," says Hartleb. "The debtor could be looking at filing some kind of insolvency and you don't want them to go bankrupt before you get paid".

After the candidate lost, however, he failed to follow through on his promises of payment.

From the Wisconsin deal, the Royal Bank of Canada received promises of payments totaling about $11.2 million, according to documents.

It says the investigation found that about 20 foreign nationals "were recruited with false promises of payments" in 2008.

The 49ers are accused of making undisclosed promises of payments to players and adding fictitious years to contracts.

The suspects are accused of luring victims from Turkey and former Communist countries to Pristina to sell their kidneys with false promises of payments of up to €15,000, or nearly $20,000.

A European Union prosecutor, Jonathan Ratel, delivered his opening argument on Tuesday against seven men, including Israeli, Kosovar and Turkish citizens, accused of recruiting 20 people from impoverished nations with false promises of payments for their kidneys.