Sentence examples for winnings due from inspiring English sources
A couple in the U.K. was reportedly denied $52 million in winnings due to a faulty smartphone app.
Without a corporate patron to pay salaries and training expenses, the club survives on a percentage of its runners' winnings, dues from nonprofessional members and fees earned at running clinics.
Ganter, 40, was due to pick up his £30,000 winnings at the National Portrait Gallery on Tuesday night and the prize exhibition opens to the public on Thursday.
He also complained that "Usada seeks to strip Armstrong of his achievements and the substantial winnings that accompanied them without offering him even basic due process".
What you described as the current "murky legal arena" prevents states and the federal government from protecting consumers who want to play and from cutting deficits with the revenues due from operators and from gamblers on winnings.
She would have earned an average of $100,000 per event in prize money, but due to her amateur status she was not allowed to accept winnings.
The Massachusetts State Lottery Commission had previously said there was no basis for withdrawing the prize, though winnings are sometimes diverted, under court order, to pay for things like past-due taxes and back child support.
Due to the likelihood that MacInnis wouldn't be able to repay his half of the winnings if he were to lose the case, the judge made the decision to freeze his $611,319.50.
As shown by analysis of the difference in winnings between the first and second 15 of the 30 trials per condition, this age trend was not due simply to slower learning of the task at younger ages, but is likely to reflect stable age differences in strategy.
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