Sentence examples for pursuing payment from inspiring English sources

A Department of Children and Families spokeswoman, Angela de Rocha, said Wednesday that the agency would not be pursuing payment if the state had not provided more than $6,000 in benefits for the child after the Topeka couple split.

Major labels go through the motions of clearing and occasionally even paying for use of samples, but have long ago given up on pursuing payment for every riff or drum loop.

Instead, Walker charged the Vanes with benefiting by buying at a discount "sleeping pensions", or debts owed by the public purse to individuals, and then pursuing payment of them to enrich themselves.

They also rejected suggestions that they had been overly aggressive in pursuing payments, noting that of the 196 collection efforts in the last fiscal year, 53 concluded in payments.

Hunt, responding to the BBC Trust report today that criticised the corporation for being "too harsh" in its pursuit of licence fee payments, said that the BBC had tried to distance itself from the "grubby business" of pursuing payments by using third-party contractors with "stiff targets" instead of treating viewers like customers.

If an invoice is unpaid then the trust will pursue payment via debt collectors.

"SNCF pursued payment on this bill after the liberation of Paris," he said, "after the Nazis were gone".

Patients stayed longer than they needed, and unpaid patient bills stacked up without an aggressive plan to pursue payment.

According to law, they cannot be denied emergency or maternity services, but hospitals are encouraged to pursue payment after care is given.

Given the high — and sometimes unjustifiable — cost of some health care settings, it seems reasonable to pursue payment parity for comparable care delivered in different settings.

"Per article charges allow users to remain promiscuous so would be the best way for the sector to pursue payment from most users, who prefer to mix and match news sources," the report said.