They were told that the superiors would direct and evaluate the subordinates and that this evaluation would determine the subordinates' payment for the experiment.
And because it would not be fair for the lender to recover as much as other creditors who did not offer advice, a bankruptcy court can make repayment of the lender's debt subordinate to payment of other creditors' debts, Mr. Gordon said.
The subsection also requires the court to subordinate in payment any claim for rescission of a purchase or sale of a security of the debtor or of an affiliate, or for damages arising from the purchase or sale of such a security, to all claims and interests that are senior to the claim or interest represented by the security.
The subordinated noteholders argued that this definition provided that "Senior Indebtedness" expressly excluded debt that was "subordinated in right of payment" or "subordinate or junior in any respect" to any other debt.
The treaty dictated that the Song still had to pay the annual indemnity, but the indemnity was renamed from "tribute", which had implied a subordinate relationship, to "payment".
The party with authority secures subordinates' compliance through the payment of rents to influence the extent of their failure to act collectively and exacerbate the free-rider problem they face.
Their was an MNF-I order restricting MNF-I subordinate commands from making payments for damages caused by a PSC.
Previously, it has been suggested that subordinates may help in payment for continued residency on the territory (the 'pay-to-stay hypothesis'), but payment might also be reciprocated or might allow subordinates access to reproductive opportunities.
We asked whether alloparental brood care is reciprocated, providing alloparental care benefits to the subordinates in the near future (payment as a form of reciprocity hypothesis [24]) Alternattively, if care is not reciprocated, subordinate alloparental care may be a form of payment to stay (pay-to-stay hypothesis).
The former superintendent was convicted of making more than $20,000 in unapproved payments to a subordinate.
