Sentence examples for would be due for from inspiring English sources
The last operating reactor would be due for a shutdown in April.
Unless a law is enacted reinstating that freeze, they would be due for catch-up raises covering the intervening years, it says.
She said only interest payments — at a rate of 7.5 percent — would be due for the first 18 months of the five-year loan, allowing time for the bourbon to age.
Based on a study of these past variations, some scientists believe that even if we stopped burning fossil fuels tomorrow, we would be due for a substantial rise in sea levels over the long term as ice sheets slowly respond to the warmer temperatures brought on by the greenhouse gases that humans have already dumped into the atmosphere.
After failing to catch the mortgage meltdown, the Madoff scandal and the collapse of the banking system, you'd think agencies like the Securities & Exchange Commission and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency would be due for a shakeup.
Hearts could wipe out nearly all of the £900,000 Rangers would be due for finishing second in the Scottish Premier League should the Edinburgh club make an official complaint about £800,000 still owed for the transfer of Lee Wallace.
Figures from the House of Commons library found by the Labour MP Emma Reynolds suggest that an estimated £4bn would be due from the EU for structural and investment fund projects in 2019 and 2020.
Figures from the House of Commons library found by the Labour MP Emma Reynolds suggest an estimated £4bn would be due from the EU for structural and investment fund projects in 2019 and 2020.
The fact that they've been dusted down and re-recorded for Book of Lightning would be due cause for posting a missing persons alert on the current whereabouts of Scott's songwriting muse, were it not for the fact that it's in such obviously robust shape on most of the other songs.
Westlake, 21, was out of contract with the Saddlers but they would be due compensation for his transfer as he is under 23.
Ince is able to sign a pre-contract agreement with a non-English club in January, although Blackpool would be due compensation for the player as he is under the age of 24.
