Sentence examples for way for payment from inspiring English sources
After more than two years of often bitter negotiations, Parliament approved a motion today that opens the way for payment of $4.5 billion to laborers forced to work by the Nazis.
A12 Germany Acts on Reparations Parliament approved a motion that opens the way for payment of $4.5 billion to laborers forced to work by the Nazis, after more than two years of often bitter negotiations.
Their infrastructure experiments could pave the way for payment solutions in previously untapped markets.
Moreover, the letter must include a message in bold type that 'no Court has yet made a determination that such subscriber has infringed or is liable in any way for payment of damages.'" Voltage Pictures is also on the hook to pay TekSavvy for their "costs" in digging up this subscriber info and providing it to the movie studio.
The president's action clears the way for payments of $250,000 to the partners.
The same combination of stricter regulation and increased competition is hurting banks in other areas that used to be seen as an integral part of their business, such as payments, the mundane but important business of transferring money from one account to another.The most common and lucrative way for payments to be made in the rich world is through credit or debit cards.
The latest verdict opens the way for this payment order to be enforced, but the FCA said: "We consider it unlikely that Asset Land and others will have the funds to pay the £21m".
In the end, Ray got nothing in the way of payment for the film.
You should go in for a drink or a snack before or after your visit to the beach, by way of payment for the parking.
On April 27th Mr Henderson put forward a restructuring plan that would result in the government taking a 50% shareholding in the company by way of payment for half the $15.4 billion loan GM has already received, and the additional $11.6 billion it hopes to get at the end of May its deadline for demonstrating that it has a future.
This way of payment for waste treatment is interpreted as an application of extended producer responsibility (EPR), which was proposed by OECD.
