Sentence examples for prospect of payment from inspiring English sources

He worries that the financial outlook will become even worse, with the prospect of payment cuts from state governments that are facing large budget shortfalls.

There's also the possibility that families of brain-dead patients, the source of most organs for transplants, could make decisions that are unduly affected by the prospect of payment.

These revenue-generating opportunities will open up the prospect of payment for The Mighty's contributors (one could almost view them as micro-influencers) as more sponsored content begins to appear on The Mighty's pages.

It is shown that such a sequential process induces an interesting spillover effect for the plaintiff: the prospect of payment at the second period acts as carrot for the first period by inciting the lawyer to make effort in the liability stage in order to enjoy the reward in case of winning when damages are litigated.

Aside from the problem of orphaned waste, it noted, the government faces the prospect of payments of tens of billions of dollars to utilities that sued because the Energy Department has not lived up to its contractual obligations.

Eight months after Germany and the United States reached an agreement on establishing a $5 billion fund to compensate victims of the Holocaust, the prospect of payments actually being made has been delayed by serious new legal disputes.

In its Sept. 4 filing, the British government said the prospect of payments going to people unaffected by the spill raises "grave international comity concerns".

Conversely, an advantage of a relative scheme over an absolute scheme is that the total amount of incentive payments can be calculated ex ante [ 86], which gives providers the prospect of certain payment in case targets are reached.

And the prospect of immediate payment that saves time, litigation costs and hassle would give victims an incentive to accept.

The Foreign Office still faces the prospect of hefty payments in compensation to the islanders.

Without the tobacco money, the state faces the prospect of delaying payments of about $1.7 billion to localities.