Sentence examples for reported payment from inspiring English sources
The Trump campaign has paid Ciletti's printing firm since April, with the most recently reported payment on Sept. 18.
The so-called "nice" debt collection agency Access Receivables recently reported payment increase of 40percentt after shifting to a new strategy that emphasized customer service instead of hostility.
The units of analysis for these tests were mentions of reported payment sources.
χ Test results indicated that across the product types, there were significant differences in the distribution of reported payment sources used to purchase the different types of products (χ = (12, N = 753) 159.53, P < 0.005).
χ Tests were used to determine if there were statistically significant differences in the distribution of (i) reported payment sources used by parents purchasing medical foods, modified low-protein foods, dietary supplements, and medical feeding supplies and (ii) the level of OOP expenses families paid for the four different product types.
Massachusetts called the reported payments "preposterous" in a recent bankruptcy court filing on behalf of eight states.
Only 14 of the country's 75 leading energy, healthcare and financial services companies reported payments to industry trade associations in 2009.
Only a small minority of patients reported payments for anti-TB drugs.
Companies varied in their categorization of the reasons for payments, for example AstraZeneca and Merck only reported payments to speakers, whereas Eli Lilly, Cephalon and Pfizer reported payments for a variety of services, including meals, travel, and consulting.
To compare reported payments in 2000 with reported payments in 2007, we converted the figures into equivalent days of work according to the average official minimum wage for the geographical zone of Acapulco city: 33.33M$ in 2000 and 46.09 M$ in 2007 [ 25].
For total OOP payments, 5.6% of households reported payments greater than 40% of total expenditure; this proportion doubled, when the threshold was set relative to share of non-food expenditure.
