The machinery at main branch on Cairo road was swept away by bailiffs to recover money owed to Luscold, a subsidiary of the Galaun holdings. |
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Territory Housing doesn't want to disclose how much money is currently owed by tenants. |
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On June 12, he sent his victim a letter asking her to pop round the following day so that he could repay some money he owed her. |
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The sale proceeds are often used to repay existing debts owed by the consumer. |
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It might be better described as being about obligations of gratitude, or about the deference owed by a creature to its creator, or both. |
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The respondent owed the appellant only the ordinary general duty of care owed by an occupier to a lawful entrant. |
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About to argue back, Caelyn stopped herself and figured that she owed him one. |
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We could not help hugging dear old Cowboy Bill, to whose skill and dexterity, in all probability, we owed our lives. |
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No doubt Vermeer owed a particular debt to Delft, but it is the great dichotomies of Dutch art generally that nourished his genius. |
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By the time he sent a cheque and it was cleared three days later, the sum owed was different. |
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Total funds owed to members included member payables and other liabilities owed to patrons. |
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Ferdinand's yesterday owed a huge debt to Sorensen's apparent decision to coat his gloves before the match in industrial quantities of grease. |
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The feoffees' secretary, Campbell Higgins, said the market operator still owed an unspecified amount of money. |
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One of the guys knew a guy that owed him a favor so acquiring the piggies was no problem. |
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All members of the society were responsible for their inferiors and owed deference to their betters. |
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On the basis that the wedding was private, they claim for breach of confidence, a duty, in that circumstance, owed only to them. |
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This distinctly insular style owed little to continental trends and was the source of considerable admiration from foreign visitors. |
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What made it relatively easy for Bronze Age rulers to cancel personal debts was the fact that most such debts were owed ultimately to the palace. |
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As he was preparing to sail back to his home using a stolen Amazon galley, he realized that he owed my mother greatly for her protection. |
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After the 1991 Gulf War a Tory MP said that the country owed British soldiers a debt of honour. |
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And the Archbishop stressed that the war's victims were owed a debt of honour by political leaders. |
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The only defeat owed more to a purblind referee than any deficiencies in our play. |
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Another group who owed their existence in the Capital Region solely to the presence of the imperial court in Beijing were eunuchs. |
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We are determined to ensure that the legal entitlements owed to Australian workers are delivered. |
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He described it as a debut, but in truth he owed everything to his decade of experience. |
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The duty is owed not to the world at large, but only to an individual within the scope of the risk created, that is, to a foreseeable victim. |
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After gaining our independency, we became fully aware of the indebtedness we owed to countries and heads of state who had assisted us. |
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The great innovations in Ottoman arts and crafts owed nothing to the example of Renaissance models. |
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The success of the programme owed not a little to the support from the wings. |
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He owed his eventual lionization to Seeger, who formed with him the Almanac Singers, which first brought his work to popular attention. |
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The Old Masters owed their designation not only to superlative technique but also to their ability to represent the right subject. |
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Several insurance companies have been fined by state regulators for deliberately delaying or skipping reimbursements owed to doctors. |
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Bradley said he tried to strike a deal with the municipality, so that he could reimburse the money he owed. |
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Part III of the Act re-enacted the provisions which had been contained in the 1977 Act in relation to the duties owed to the homeless. |
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Under the terms of the agreed plan, secured creditors will receive a small proportion of the money owed. |
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Invoice financing is similar to factoring, where banks lend against sales and money owed by debtors. |
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For the first time, the amount owed by individuals has surged past their after-tax incomes. |
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As for chasing the legal costs, the spokesman says Council has a responsibility to ratepayers to recover any money owed to it. |
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Angry creditors have been left owed thousands of pounds after a Yorkshire estate agent went into administration, it emerged yesterday. |
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Since you owed the pot 15 cents for calling and 25 for your raise, you would put 40 cents into the pot. |
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The increase in accounts payable and funds owed to members are more likely in response to higher sales. |
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An increase in accounts payable and liabilities owed to members fed the increase in current liabilities. |
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Normally the operator kept an account of the person's name and amount owed and expected payment every two to four weeks. |
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British cycling has rarely had it so good, and for that a debt of gratitude is owed to Manchester and the National Cycling Centre. |
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The payment of a debt to one of a number of joint creditors discharges a debt owed to them jointly. |
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The duty is not owed to the whole world but, on the facts of this case, to a very limited class, five police constables only. |
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The duties owed by the pastor to the church are not contractual or enforceable. |
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There can be little doubt that his initial success owed a great deal to the support of his father. |
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A declaration of personal belief can amount to a disloyal statement if it disavows allegiance owed to the United States by the declarant. |
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In contrast, a creditor is a commercial enterprise or a person to whom money is owed. |
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He's been owed a trophy for years, and if he gets one, maybe he can finally hush up about how comic actors are perennially overlooked. |
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Respect is owed to Fast Forward for being a publication with a degree of journalistic integrity. |
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It was a debt that Kohlhaas owed to a world that was rapidly losing its beacons, a scene obscured by selfishness, lascivity and easy compromise. |
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The amount of money owed by cardholders on their credit cards has more than doubled in the last four years. |
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She owed a vast sum of money, and the sheriff's officers arrived to confiscate the family property. |
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In the pleadings, the defendants assert that the Bank owed them a duty of good faith that was breached. |
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The increase in popularity is owed to the comfort, convenience and safety of today's contacts. |
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This secrecy effectively hamstrings the negotiations of other webcasters and makes it difficult for artists to collect what they are owed. |
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A supervisory board has begun the recovery of funds owed by the co-op, including rent. |
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The Irishmen overturned a 17-point deficit and owed victory to a controlled display from their abrasive pack that wore down the hosts. |
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If stamp duty is paid to the Revenue Commissioners that wasn't owed, you are entitled to a full refund. |
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Operation Payback is a concerted drive to recover millions of pounds in unpaid fines owed by nonpayers in England and Wales. |
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Devoid of dissolved oxygen, the dead zone owed its existence to massive flows of fertilizers collected by the Mississippi and its tributaries. |
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This is because the general rule in criminal law is that a duty to help others is not owed by members of the public. |
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Some of them tried to replace religion by a secular morality that owed much to the German philosopher Kant. |
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But these brilliant victories over greatly superior forces owed little to skilful generalship. |
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This is a self-dealing transaction, which would be presumptively illegal if professors owed a fiduciary duty to students. |
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As homeowners make monthly mortgage payments to reduce the principal owed on the house, they slowly increase the equity, or value, of that home. |
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One creditor owed a four figure sum demanded an inquiry into the sudden collapse of the club. |
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In my view, the law draws a clear distinction between fiduciary duties and other duties that may be owed by a person in a fiduciary position. |
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Meanwhile, they fail to collect what is owed by defaulters, adding to the burden on those who do pay. |
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According to him, the credit for the music played is owed to Yassen Petrov, the musical producer of the radio. |
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He also said the Indian man owed money to the tax man and had done a midnight flit. |
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His style of speech owed more to the old-style BBC accent than to either Scotland or Ulster. |
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In the feudal relationship, a vassal owed loyalty and service to a lord according to the terms of their personal agreement. |
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The duty of care owed by correctional officers to take steps to protect the inmates is a reasonable one. |
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Inevitably, therefore, there were two contradictory aspects to sovereign debt, or debt owed by a national government. |
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In India, however, she was an empress, a supreme sovereign to whom other sovereigns owed homage. |
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For example, the net balance, which represents the net amount owed, shifts back and forth between parties as goods and services are exchanged. |
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He said there was nearly E60 million owed to 2,400 unsecured creditors of the company. |
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The amount owed each month fluctuated with holidays, missed lessons and book expenses. |
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That figure includes millions owed to a number of unsecured creditors, many of whom are small Canadian publishers. |
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What work I owed I postponed until it had to be churned out in a flush of rage over my being disturbed by it. |
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Another time a building society withdrew cash from a child's account because it was in the name of his parents, who owed them money. |
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The garment workers, who are owed back pay, have no money for return fares to China. |
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In the parable of the unmerciful servant the story is told of a man who owed his master millions. |
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More interesting is the debt Sinatra owed D' Amato, who served as the young singer's role model. |
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Harder to swallow but even more fundamental is the debt to society owed by the individual. |
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Her writing life began at eight with a story that owed a heavy debt to Black Beauty. |
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Similar developments in European politics owed much to a broadly shared chronology caused by events on a continental or global scale. |
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It is unfair to employers, too, whose interests are not overriding but are nonetheless owed common honesty. |
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Council chairman Alex Carder said the volunteers were owed a debt of gratitude by the rest of the community. |
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Venezuela owed about sixty-two million bolivars to an impatient consortium headed by Great Britain and Germany. |
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Eight to 10 other members are also owed an as-yet undetermined amount of money. |
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That should not surprise anyone who has taken a loan from bank to settle debts as the bank normally pays those owed directly. |
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Copland, of course, owed a lot to the Russian Stravinsky, but not his sense of melody, embedded in the American vernacular. |
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But that would have been owed to his two great narrative poems, rather than his plays. |
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But he says he's principally taking action because he feels he's owed an apology. |
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The unpaid interest gets added to the principal, so the total owed can swell like a credit-card bill. |
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He owed several thousand pounds and when he was told by friends that he could get a living in Spain he decided to give it a try. |
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The loan programme was originally created for executives who owed taxes on shares of restricted stock that had matured. |
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One reason is if the judge concludes, as a matter of law, that the defendant owed no duty to the plaintiff. |
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Britain owed its survival in this long struggle to its national determination to keep fighting, to its financial strength and to its sea power. |
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The principal change proposed in this legislation is to allow bailiffs to execute warrants to collect money owed by fines defaulters. |
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A surety who pays off the debt owed by the principal debtor is subrogated to any securities given by the debtor as security for the debt. |
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He owed her a large sum of unpaid child support that now will never be paid. |
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The sure-footed animal was easily kept and many a child owed its life to the milk of the humble goat. |
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The bus drivers union organized the job action to demand back pay owed to the drivers. |
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Then, as cheques are received, they can deduct these amounts and then add up what is owed to produce a statement at the end of the month. |
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If you are owed money by people following some sponsored event, keep chivvying them to ensure that they all pay up. |
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In the worst case scenario, tax is owed on the funds going into the account and also on the interest earned by the account. |
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The zouaves enjoyed an immense popularity under the Second Empire that was owed to more than their exotic accouterments. |
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The county owed its distinctiveness and pre-eminence largely to one man, St Cuthbert. |
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The duty owed by the solicitors to the specific legatees is not a duty to take care to ensure that the specific legatee receives his legacy. |
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While only the letter carriers are on strike, other postal workers indicated they are also owed back wages. |
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Some taxing authorities levy penalties that can equal as much as 30 percent of the amount owed. |
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At the Treaty of Paris in 1259 Henry III accepted that he held Aquitaine as a fief of the French crown and owed liege homage. |
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Here, B was under a pre-existing contractual duty owed to A's employer to test the truthfulness of A's statements. |
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The money owed to the taxman is deducted at source, so when you get your pay slip it will record how much tax has already been taken out. |
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In 1988, he was taken to court for rates still owed on his last pub and revealed that he was living on dole money. |
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Well my uncle, he got into a spot of trouble, and he owed the loan shark a lot of money. |
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When he turned twenty-one, he began to keep a daybook in which he listed everything he owed and everything owed him. |
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The Revenue can impose huge penalties on tax dodgers, often many times the sum owed, and can seek criminal prosecutions. |
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Many fellow soldiers owed their lives to the bravery of the men in the 3rd Division. |
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The notion that any club is owed a living by its league is utterly arrogant and preposterous. |
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That all said, I feel that we're still owed the big throwdown between the Alpha Quadrant and the Borg. |
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Further, since he owed nothing and gave an infinite gift, he acquired merit and deserves a reward. |
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The Whigs owed their name, like the Tories, to the exclusion crisis of Charles II's reign. |
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The fairest way of doing this is by making pro-rata payments so that creditors are paid in proportion to what they are owed. |
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Under the reform bill, if the loan is less than two-and-a-half years old, you must repay the full amount owed, plus interest. |
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Cordelia maintains that Adrian paid nothing for these assets because they were transferred to her in satisfaction of debts owed to her. |
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The strikers are demanding the payment of salaries owed to them over the past two months. |
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Much of their success is owed to the band's unique fashion sense coupled with memorable tunes. |
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The owner is a banker who has a number of banks but refuses to pay the workers money owed. |
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The Supreme Court found that there was a duty of care owed by all but one of the particular defendants. |
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Duties are also grouped according to whether they are owed to individuals or to larger units such as the family, society, or the state. |
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In the first year or so, your monthly bond repayment makes almost no dent in the capital amount owed. |
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In 1985 Happy Mondays fused a sound that owed as much to northern soul and funk as it did rock and psychedelia. |
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The simple atom bomb owed its explosive power to the energy released by nuclear fission, or fusion. |
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It refused to specify the exact amount owed but it is believed to run into five figures. |
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An amount standing to the credit of a joint account constitutes a debt which is owed by the bank to the depositors jointly and severally. |
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These military successes owed much to Charlemagne's ability as a strategist and a diplomat. |
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The various races or sub-breeds are named after the families who owed the land. |
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But this was only pocket change compared to the nine grand he owed to three bookies and one loan shark. |
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The lady at the till calculated what was owed, took the money and gave him his change. |
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Yet still their best opening owed everything to guile rather than guts. |
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But, whether it is so expressed or not, it is in my judgment a duty that is owed to the court and which can be enforced by the court at the instance of the English plaintiffs. |
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No one can doubt that much that is decent in the human experience is owed to the restraint of contemplation within a received religious framework. |
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He also apparently owed his pusher quite a bit of money, so the prospect of living and the debt being forgiven in exchange for planting the device had been too much for him. |
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All arrears owed for Mark's tutoring are to be paid by Mr. Zito forthwith. |
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Marc Bloch observed long ago that labor services peasants owed lords and the size of demesnes dwindled between the eleventh and thirteenth centuries. |
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The demesne was cultivated directly under the supervision of the landlord or his agents, by the tenants, who owed labour-service as part of their rent. |
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Plenty Coups, who did not write English, kept accounts on pieces of cardboard with drawings denoting customers' names and marks indicating the money they owed. |
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Currently every first-time bankrupt is discharged automatically either two or three years after the date of the bankruptcy order depending on how much was originally owed. |
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It owed something to Soviet policy, but much to the hegemony of French culture which the Communist party used skilfully to organize a world movement against Facism.
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In the clan, everyone knew who owed what and to whom, a structure that does not scale beyond the kinship group. |
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Mr. Hatzius's gloomy outlook is owed centrally to Americans' slowdown in spending. |
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Many aircrew and passengers owed their survival in crash landings to its rugged construction, and its resistance to battle damage was legendary. |
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Some pointed out that he appeared to be contrite and forthcoming and had paid what he owed to state and federal authorities. |
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Rather they owed their popularity and usefulness to the rather generalized reference that they made to the males and females of the human species. |
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In cases when the state provides financing for a loan to third parties, they are required to put up security covering the principal and interest owed by them. |
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In case of delay or non respect of a term, or unpaid bill, the total amount owed becomes imperatively due, without notice or other formality. |
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Though a payment plan had been in place for the taxes owed, Mr. Moss said, a paper had been misfiled by the store's lawyer. |
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Many a wounded soldier owed his ultimate recovery to the ministrations of one of these heroic women. |
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Ratner had told the crowd of Hollywood insiders that he owed the Australian businessman his career freedom. |
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As long as debt exists, following the examples of Ecuador and Iceland, we demand a social audit of the debts owed by countries. |
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Downing Street cited £20m as the value of uncollected debt owed by foreigners. |
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It is money that belongs to our province's taxpayers and they are owed this money. |
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This year a very high percentage of borrowers has stopped paying the instalments owed, placing the entire system in crisis. |
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A special thanks is owed to our two external reviewers who provided invaluable insight and advice. |
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Special compensation for this shall be owed if this has been expressly agreed in the order. |
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These duties are owed by all directors equally, be they management, controlling shareholder or directors related to neither. |
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We can provide you with a free four-year tax assessment to see if you're owed any money back from previous years. |
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Accordingly, the duty owed under Section 17 of the Children Act 1989 is a target duty owed to children in general and is not justiciable by judicial review. |
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And much of the credit to her transformation is owed to a finishing school that caters to women just like her. |
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Yorkshire owed a big debt of gratitude to their three left-handers at Scarborough yesterday for giving them a chance of holding out for a draw against Somerset. |
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That Elgort executes the high-wire act so flawlessly is probably owed to the fact that he shares some of the same qualities. |
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Isaac owed him money and to his surprise came up with the loot to pay him. |
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Thus, justice did not demand that these benefits, which were not intended by the testatrix to whom the defendants owed the duty of care, should be paid by the defendants. |
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You may be entitled to buy back the vehicle if you pay the full amount owed plus any expenses connected with its repossession, such as storage and preparation for sale. |
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Later I discovered he had been a bootlegger and moonshiner during prohibition and had gone to live on the mountain to flee a gang who thought he owed them money. |
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British failure owed much to Bolshevik superiority not in military terms, but in terms of the ability to shape events through the use of an effective propaganda machine. |
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The world of competitive bodybuilding, and Gov. Schwarzenegger, owed its waxy life to androgens. |
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In 1822, assisted by the British, he sent an expedition to Mombasa, whose rulers, the Mazrui family, owed him nominal allegiance, but who were seeking independence. |
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It's not clear whether this debt is owed to all Egyptians, or just the descendants of the slave-owners from whom the biblical Hebrews presumably expropriated this bounty. |
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I owed him one for being at the right place at the right time. |
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As Smit said afterwards, the forwards felt afterwards that they owed a great deal to the way Du Toit was able to hoof the ball back into the Irish half. |
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He distinguished duties, such as the duty of care, which, though owed by fiduciaries, are no different in principle than equivalent duties in common law. |
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He is a fifth-generation Washingtonian who grew up in the Seattle area, and said he owed part of his appreciation of the natural world to his father, Frank. |
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She told me I owed her money, and that she had created me and that contractually I was her possession. |
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LePage owed his election in 2010 to a split opposition, as he won a tight three-way race over cutler and Democrat Libby Mitchell. |
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Ties were broken by the amount of taxes owed, if determinable, or by fine levied. |
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Back wages owed to workers can be used as an estimate for the cost of compliance because they represent the amount of underpayment in compensation for a typical contractor. |
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Until it rains, the lion's share of owed water will have to wait. |
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Indeed, it is possible that the marked change in character of the reign following her death in 1290 owed not a little to Edward's sense of personal loss. |
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If truth be told, however, The Beatles' first appearance owed not a little of its brilliance to the Dark Ages that preceded it, certainly where native pop is concerned. |
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It seems unlikely that authors will receive outstanding royalties, though some have vowed to contact liquidators in the hopes of seeing some of the money they are owed. |
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As Lord President of the Council in 1925-9 he was a strong supporter of the concept of dominion status, and the Statute of Westminster of 1931 owed much to his inspiration. |
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That the song has become so indelible is likely owed to the fact that we can all sort of relate. |
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The juxtaposition of a park for merrymaking alongside a park designed to evoke a sense of debt owed past sacrifice accounted for the shrine's broad-based appeal. |
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And another complicating factor could be former City striker Ashley Ward who is still owed a substantial sum by the club following the severance of his contract. |
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His unassuming modesty would never allow him to think like this, of course, but I think a time and an icon among his peers, is owed a lot by the profession. |
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Since they already owed everything to God before they sinned and incurred debt on top of that, they are in the hole of obligation to God, so to speak. |
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Once or twice a year the names of those who may be owed undistributed funds are recorded in local legal newspapers, or posted on the state web site under unclaimed property. |
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He owed money, was in and out of overdraft and cheques had bounced. |
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He also elected not to take advantage of a recent tax amnesty whereby he could have paid back just 10 percent of what he owed. |
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Under the Trust's proposed company voluntary arrangement, the unsecured creditors of the cash-strapped club can only expect a fraction, if anything, of what they are owed. |
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As at December 31 last year, councils owed their workers about K18 billion in unsettled arrears and the Government had since paid off half of the amount. |
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He says that within days of arriving he was kidnapped and threatened at gunpoint, after associates claimed they were owed money from a deal that turned sour. |
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Our social club owed the brewery money and they were calling it in. |
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It approved the writing-off of the debts of seventeen officers including one of thirteen rupees owed by Winston Churchill, then a young cavalry subaltern. |
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After a summons has been issued magistrates can empower the council to take the money it is owed straight out of people's wage packets or deduct it from their income support. |
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The Prime Minister has been swanning around Africa at our expense, wiping out many thousands of pounds owed to us by these different African countries. |
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Clearly her relaxation had owed more to hypovolaemia than anaesthesia. |
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However, the second half of the month was wet and windy as Atlantic depressions became the dominant influence, some of which owed their origins to former hurricanes. |
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Some of these arrangements may represent colonial impositions, others the continuation or adaptation of tributes and services owed to pre-conquest overlords. |
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This tradition owed much to Ptolemy's work on planetary motions. |
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And bork would never have thought that anyone owed him a word of thanks. |
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Historically, a clan was made up of everyone who lived on the chief's territory, or on territory of those who owed allegiance to the said chief. |
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For instance, employees will be allowed to deduct from their income legal expenses incurred in legal proceedings to collect amounts owed by the employer, and the premium under the Quebec parental insurance plan. |
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Illegitimate debt owed to financial institutions should not be paid. |
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This money was owed to government and private banks in the US, France and Britain. |
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The strange tousled style owed more to the Liverpudlian diddyman than the heart-throb look Pacino usually sports. |
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Her name was Merle, and to her name she always said she owed the fact that Gilbert Vanborough ever looked at her. |
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Energy supplies and debt owed on gas already supplied were used by the Russians to try to get the government in Belgrade to move ahead on Southstream, according to sources in Belgrade. |
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They declined this and insisted that he complete the final six films he owed them. |
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But we stood our ground and they had to agree to pay the taxes they owed. |
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Now Colombo's company, PlayGames Limited, has gone bust and among those owed is eBay. |
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This man apparently owed substantial amounts of money, could not pay his debts, and could not bear the disgrace and loss of face within the community. |
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If the plaintiff claims she is owed money because she delivered goods to the defend ant, the defendant might argue that the goods were in bad condition, or that the money owed has already been paid. |
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Decision-making procedures that are equitable, flexible, and sensitive to changing medical and social conditions display the moral concern and respect that is owed to everyone. |
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Even the men he had trained and who owed much of their success to Wren's original and leadership were no longer young. |
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Charles was unable to pay, but William agreed to reduce the amount owed to 1,800,000 guilders. |
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Fourth, the rural peasants demanded liberation from the heavy system of taxes and dues owed to local landowners. |
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It abolished tithes owed to local churches as well as feudal dues owed to local landlords. |
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These peasants were often subject to noble overlords and owed them rents and other services, in a system known as manorialism. |
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Most peasants in Western Europe managed to change the work they had previously owed to their landlords into cash rents. |
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In this way, the question arose as to what, if anything, Newton owed to Hooke. |
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Six local men paid the dues which had been owed at this time, and before, for centuries. |
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The last mention of Chaucer is on 5 June 1400, when some monies owed to him were paid. |
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The orchestra owed its engagement for its first soundtrack sessions to Muir Mathieson, musical director of Korda Studios. |
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Fealty comes from the Latin fidelitas and denotes the fidelity owed by a vassal to his feudal lord. |
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When Edward died in 1377, there were still 24,000 merks owed, which were never paid. |
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They could not be the administrator or executor of a person's estate and if they were owed money they had no legal redress. |
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These princelings nominally owed allegiance to the Norwegian crown, although in practice the latter's control was fairly limited. |
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The representations of Christ as the Almighty Lord on his judgment throne owed something to pictures of Zeus. |
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He noted that the work owed much to Robert Bolt's Flowering Cherry and Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman. |
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It was defeated by two votes, after Eliot reminded the students how much they owed American culture. |
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Townshend spent part of 1983 writing material for a Who studio album owed to Warner Bros. |
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In 1305 he fell into the hands of the English, who executed him for treason despite the fact that he owed no allegiance to England. |
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Cauchon owed his appointment to his partisan support of the English Crown, which financed the trial. |
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After the war, few of the enormous debts owed by the colonists would ever be repaid. |
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The client owed service to his lord, and at the end of the grant period returned the grant with interest. |
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Literally the four paths of distraint, a process by which one could, under certain circumstances, seize goods owed by another. |
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Simon owed a great sum of money to Thomas II of Savoy, uncle of Queen Eleanor, and named King Henry as security for his repayment. |
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The mass effect of the stampede to liquidate increased the value of each dollar owed, relative to the value of declining asset holdings. |
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In 2007, twenty peers in the House of Lords owed their peerages to a direct connection with Northern Ireland, usually through a political party. |
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Warwick then attempted to rule in Edward's name, but the nobility, many of whom owed their preferments to the king, were restive. |
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Later in the century, the new Pennsylvania colony was given to William Penn in settlement of a debt the king owed his father. |
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The Phoenicians were among the greatest traders of their time and owed much of their prosperity to trade. |
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It also owed the City of Duluth back rent, which the city has indicated would be forgiven in exchange for job creation. |
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Tithes were paid to the lord of the land, and the lord owed duties to the regional prince. |
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To suggest the dynasty owed its accession to murder would have been less than sensitive. |
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Saxo also may have owed much to Plato, Cicero and also to more contemporary writers like Geoffrey of Monmouth. |
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These counts at least nominally owed allegiance to one of these three Norman rulers, but such allegiance was usually weak and often ignored. |
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Particular respect is owed them, in return for which the family can expect protection and patronage. |
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The Reform War wrecked Mexico's economy and it found itself unable to pay debts it owed to Europe. |
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They owed their allegiance and status to Ivan, not to heredity or local bonds. |
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Mirzas also led the warriors of the Khanate of Sibir into battle and owed nominal allegiance to the Khan of Tyumen and Sibir. |
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People unable to pay back debts could be sentenced to work as slaves to the persons owed until the debts were worked off. |
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In English law, there is no Good Samaritan rule therefore one cannot be criminally liable for an omission unless a duty of care is owed. |
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The three women could not have sued the driver directly because they were not foreseeable and so no duty of care was owed to them. |
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In R v Robinson the defendant threatened the victim with a knife in order to recover money which he was actually owed. |
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The primary duties owed include the duty of loyalty, the duty of prudence, the duty of impartiality. |
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Donoghue could not sue under the contract, but it was established that the manufacturer was in breach of a duty of care owed to her. |
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Negligence is a tort which arises from the breach of the duty of care owed by one person to another from the perspective of a reasonable person. |
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Some few paid an amount equal to interest on the national debt owed to their citizens, but no more. |
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Shareholders are not liable for any remaining debts owed to the corporation's creditors. |
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Prior to 1949, most of the appointees to the Supreme Court of Canada owed their position to political patronage. |
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In 1882, Gladstone ordered the Royal Navy to bombard Alexandria to recover the debts owed by the Egyptians to British investors. |
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Henry Howard demanded that they be repaid money that they said Sir Clement owed them. |
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The latter were placed to obtain office and political power, owing allegiance to the local prince, who owed allegiance to the Son of Heaven. |
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One of the changes he instituted was the feudal system where he gave properties to men with the understanding that they owed him service. |
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If someone in Community A didn't pay what he owed, Community A had the choice to either cease trading with Community B or compensate it for the damage and seek retribution from the individual. |
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In 1570, Pope Pius V declared Elizabeth a heretic who was not the legitimate queen and her subjects no longer owed her obedience. |
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France was the largest owner of the debt, owed 135 million gold francs of the 260 million francs total. |
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But the historic win owed more to the royal jumping the gun and starting when the Olympic 100-metre champion was not looking than raw speed. |
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They owed little directly to the queen, who was never a major patron of the arts. |
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The Department of Canadian Heritage will determine if there is an amount owed to the Department, and if such should prove to be the case, will undertake to follow the procedures necessary to recover the sums to be reimbursed. |
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Small anarchist groups existed in Great Britain, Switzerland, and Germany, though the powerful anarcho-syndicalist wing of the French trade unions owed more to Proudhon than to Bakunin. |
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Early Norman kings of England, as Dukes of Normandy, owed homage to the King of France for their land on the continent. |
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He owed his position as bishop to the influence of George Villiers, 2nd Duke of Buckingham. |
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As a mere duke, William owed allegiance to Philip I of France, whereas in the independent Kingdom of England he could rule without interference. |
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He's owed it to us for six months, but it doesn't look very collectible to me. |
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The batch process alternative can solve many of the problems that arise when accounts payable departments manually determine use taxes owed. |
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This measure will enable artists, who are literally being robbed by illegal copying, to receive what is termed a fair share of what is owed to them. |
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These bear-walkers owed their powers to their personal manito, the bear, and traveled in disguise at night, causing disease among their victims. |
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If we use a collection agency or a law firm to collect or attempt to collect amounts owed by you to us, you must pay all of our expenses, including legal fees. |
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In 1998, Mrs. Dominguez received a back payment of 560 million pesos owed to her by the Colombian government from the pension of her deceased husband, Mr. Tate said. |
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Also in 1808 the French Empire imposed on the Duchy of Warsaw the Convention of Bayonne to buy from France the debts owed to it by Prussia. |
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