Sentence examples for timetable to pay from inspiring English sources

"We're just going to have to negotiate a new agreement with a new timetable to pay down the debt," Mr. Mendoza said.

The prosecutor said: "The fact that Merrill Lynch appears to have moved up the timetable to pay bonuses before its merger with Bank of America is troubling to say the least and warrants further investigation".

And the 800 ministry staff supposed to be checking tolls are instead carrying out vehicle-safety checks.Toll Collect has until the end of January to come up with a new launch timetable, and must agree to pay higher penalties for any more overruns.

Along with Mexico and Canada, the Obama administration has proposed a rapid series of steps to reduce HFC production, with rich countries meeting a faster timetable than developing nations and helping to pay the poorer countries to find substitutes.

One outcome has to be that EU energy policy can no longer be decided without sensible timetables and ignoring the reality that people have to pay for these decisions," she said.

Now, with farming all but wiped out, and mothers out at work, earning cash to pay for those crippling university tuition fees, the school timetable is no longer family friendly or "consistent with the pressures of modern society".

But that has made Railtrack reluctant to squeeze more services into the timetable, as this simply increases the risk of delays that it will have to pay for.

Under a full 60-day bid timetable, shareholders might also have to time to learn what price somebody is willing to pay for Parsons.

Generally, you need to pay the money back into your 401(k) in a given timetable, usually less than five years, or you'll incur further penalties.

Exxon Mobil has agreed to pay $25 million and commit to a more thorough cleanup of its huge oil spills along Newtown Creek and a faster timetable for the process, according to a settlement announced on Wednesday by Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo.

Sometimes it pays to pay.