He argued that "slut," unlike "prostitute," connotes "the sort of joyous enthusiasm that would render payment superfluous".
However, that last requirement doesn't include reasonable payments for services rendered, payments that promote tax-exempt purposes or payments made for the fair market value of real or personal property.
"[Redacted] stated that OGC's delay in rendering payment of [redacted] claim amounted to a reprisal given other [redacted, believed to be interrogators] were paid money for similar legal fees," the inspector general's memo says.
An invoice includes a header with your name (or your business name), your address and phone number, and your company logo, in addition to a detailed account of services rendered, payment owed, and payment instructions.
Liu says "We put a bunch of work in to speed up the call back and reduce latency and make it faster to render the payment flow, and make the purchase".
This can be from multiple sources, including products sold, services rendered, membership payments, or, in the case of government agencies, taxes, fees, the sales of resource rights, and so on.
It confirmed she had taxed the vehicle, but that the previous owner had untaxed it rendering her payment void.
I should also like to state that we proposed that the cost of services, equipment, escorts, protection and other support to be provided by the Iraqi side to UNMOVIC and IAEA should be reimbursed, because we believe that when such services are rendered against payment, this fact ensures that they are efficient and timely, and this would facilitate the work of the two organizations...
A Reparations Plan would provide a massive investment in educational and economic opportunities for African Americans -- rendered as payment for a long overdue debt.
When Canada's universal health care system was established in the 1960s, all family physicians were paid on a Fee-For-Service (FFS) basis in which remuneration is directly tied to services rendered and payment is determined strictly by the type of service provided.
