"Clearly there were some instances of very bad lending in the past, but we are talking about helping people who have been satisfactorily paying off their mortgage for a long time and have demonstrated that they can and will continue to pay off that loan," says Winter.
The United States has had a corporate income tax since 1909, but in all the years since there is a major question about it that economists haven't been able to answer satisfactorily: who pays it?
Finding a way satisfactorily to pay off so much mysteriously tense apprehension is no small challenge for a writer – and VanderMeer manages to avoid banality and opacity both, and generates some real emotional charge while he's about it.
Finding a way satisfactorily to pay off so much mysteriously tense apprehension is no small challenge for a writer – and VanderMeer manages to avoid banality and opacity both, and generates some real emotional charge while he's about it.
Mr Jain was unable to answer that question satisfactorily, and has paid the price as a result.
Say that you were in negotiation with the student loan people and that everything was paid off satisfactorily.
In harsh environments with rapidly changing climatic and ambient conditions, all these distinct design stages would need to be incorporated and close attention will have to be paid to all these aspects if structures are to function efficiently and satisfactorily.
The caregivers commented that the SCC had paid sufficient attention to them and that the SCC had discussed each problem satisfactorily.
A member of the Selected Reserve of a reserve component may be paid an allowance under this section only for months during which the member performs satisfactorily as a member of a unit of the reserve component that trains as prescribed in section 10147(a)(1) of this title or section 502(a) of title 32.
In paid systems, when a task is performed, the requester may accept the solution if the task was satisfactorily performed; otherwise, she/he can reject it.
He said the contractors removing asbestos were paid a fixed fee and had to absorb the cost of multiple delays, some of them caused by regulators who found that contaminants had not been satisfactorily removed.
