Sentence examples for sums due to from inspiring English sources

Raytheon said: "RSL (Raytheon) is determined to pursue an appeal of this decision, to enforce the tribunal's award and to recover the sums due to RSL for wrongful termination of the e-Borders contract".

The sums due to him pursuant to the compromise agreement were paid in two tranches, the second of which was in November 2007, after Mr Coulson had started work for the Conservative Party.

At the end of 2013 loans and other sums due to Arteva Europe from other Koch Industries companies around the world – specifically firms within Invista division, a global chemical fibres operation best known for its Lycra clothing and Stainmaster carpeting brands – were $1.67bn.

He gave the opinion of the Court in Cooley v. Board of Port Wardens, which established the broad power of Congress to regulate interstate and foreign commerce, and in Murray's Lessee v. Hoboken Land and Improvement Company, which confirmed the government's power to assess and collect sums due to it by its agents without resort to law.

"The SPFL has also decided that this sum will be recovered from the Club by the SPFL withholding broadcasting money and other sums due to the Club but which are paid in the first instance to the SPFL.

A new version of Montgomery's conjecture (1971) on the estimation of Dirichlet sums is disproved by means of a modification of the idea of "short sums" (due to Bourgain, 1991).

For the and, we get the third term in the sum due to the three possibilities allowed for, (19).

Moreover, the economic and ecological loss varies significantly across cities both in total sum due to diversities of geographic features, economic development levels and local energy use availability.

He said it would have the effect of increasing the sum due to be paid by the club to the council from £2.4m to £2.6m.

In error concealment, the clean speech estimator (29) is a sum due to quantization and the respective finite number of transmittable bit combinations.

For the and, we get a similar expression, but a third term in the sum due to the three possibilities allowed for, (15).