Sentence examples for recouped back from inspiring English sources

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Property seizures to recoup back taxes have practically ceased, and as David Cay Johnston reported in Friday's Times, the I.R.S. has effectively written off $2.5 billion owed by 668,018 taxpayers last year.

A single person trying to recoup back wages worth a few hundred dollars is going to have a hard time finding an attorney willing to take an arbitration case with so little at stake.

Generally, women who spend more on their maternity clothing will try to get some type of recoup back by reselling their clothing at consignment shops.

Only 16 of the 121 councils that responded said they had recouped money back using legal powers.

After that money was recouped, or "clawed back," the financial industry would be charged a general assessment to "cover any shortfalls," the proposal says.

John Lindquist of the Boston Consulting Group, the author of a new benchmarking study on alliances, reckons the airlines risk losing more money from this sort of pilot activism than they could ever recoup in back-office cost savings.All this labour trouble comes at an awkward time for the airlines.

Here are some ballpark figures: CDs and downloads: Depending on the dealer price and if they are recouped (ie have paid back the initial label investment), it could be anywhere between £1.02 and £1.44 for a CD album sale (and 80p in mechanical royalties for the songwriters) or between 10p and 14p for a download (8p for the songwriters).

He found a way to recoup millions in back taxes the city had failed to collect.

So last week's ruling from the European commission that the Irish government must recoup €13bn (£11bn) in back taxes from Apple should be unreservedly welcomed.

If that proves to be the case, then I think it will be entirely reasonable for the chancellor then to recoup that money back from the energy companies in a one-off impost given the scale of their profits and the unjustified nature of the very high increases they've just proposed.