Sentence examples for the dues of from inspiring English sources

While poor countries would not pay more, the dues of other wealthy nations would rise under the new system.

Around here we rely on the dues of trade business owners to keep the country club open.

[1] Officially Haywood was in charge of handling the dues of 27,000 unruly brawlers and adventurers; unofficially he was the human giant in charge of a violent strike campaign.

Burk also said that she was concerned that the dues of three club members who are current or former executives of the government contractors Bechtel and Rockwell International were paid by taxpayers.

He also wants more stringent limits on how unions can use the dues of members for political activities, a provision Democrats say would kill McCain-Feingold, which has bipartisan support from 60 senators, including all 50 Democrats, according to Mr. Feingold.

ICSU's work is supported by the dues of our national members and by grants from international agencies (such as UNESCO) and private organizations (such as the Packard Foundation).

That was the due of fame.

She dwelt ever in the blissful amity that is the due of the virtuous.

In 1786, as was essentially the due of Senior Wranglers, he was elected a fellow of Trinity College.

"She's already paid the intellectual dues of struggling to learn the system," he said.

Perceptual redundancy is further removed, mainly because of the due consideration of the compound masking effect.