Sentence examples for would be payable to from inspiring English sources

In both cases, additional tax would be payable to the authorities in the Netherlands and Luxembourg.

Those include fully committed financing and equity capital and provisions like a reverse breakup fee that would be payable to Clorox if the takeover failed.

CME has encouraged the trustee to make interim distributions of customer money, having provided a $250 million guarantee on Friday that would be payable to the trustee.

The village annexed the site and agreed to sell bonds worth $125 million to finance infrastructure improvements, with a provision specifying that the money would be payable to CenterPoint for the improvements solely from increased tax revenues over 23 years.

"Following detailed discussion the committee determined that no part of the total of 20% of the annual bonus scheme would be payable to the previous executive team given the poor financial and share price performance of the group during the year," the company said.

They say they want to apply the DVD formula, but they also reserve the right (pdf) to deem any streaming (and even download) usages as "promotional" - even if the studio receives revenue - which means no residuals would be payable at all.

First, the new NAP program was designed to distribute the benefits through physical cheques, ensuring that the benefit would be payable only to the beneficiary while at the same time reducing administrative costs, since the former physical vouchers (cupones in Spanish) were subject to storage and accountability problems, theft, counterfeiting and even trafficking.

The dividend would be payable on May 15 to shareholders of record on April 27.

Compensation of around £800,000 would be payable by Birmingham to the SFA if McLeish's move goes through; such a figure would prove no problem given that the club recouped a reported £3m from Steve Bruce's departure to Wigan Athletic.

A statement on Grimsby's official website read: "Following an official approach by Shrewsbury Town over the weekend and the agreement as to compensation which would be payable, Grimsby Town gave permission for Shrewsbury to speak to Paul Hurst with regard to the vacant manager's position at Shrewsbury.

If the inquiry could be persuaded to find against NESCo then no compensation would be payable and Hurcomb came under pressure from Ministers to do just that.