| Things didn't work out because they didn't want to have two overage goaltenders. |
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| He was also instrumental in introducing the identity card system, which to a great extent prevented schools from fielding overage players. |
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| Only three of our 18 players will be overage next year so there is great hope for the future of the game in this area. |
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| If the costs run past the draw, I'm to pull the overage from the profits off that high-risk account. |
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| But it might be a challenge for the coach to explain to a player or parent how that overage will be resolved. |
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| Advancement by seniority resulted in painfully slow promotion, which resulted in officers overage in grade. |
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| Then the next higher dose would have dumped a huge overage of free drug into the blood, and all at once. |
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| The retainer is to use all reasonable endeavours to obtain security for the overage. |
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| The most typical source is assessments made on the insurance industry on a real broad basis to take care of any overage in costs. |
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| Mr. Panton was directed to traffic operations to pay duties and taxes on the overage. |
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| We feel sorry for all the overage players who came to training. |
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| After the base received an overage of drinking water, base officials decided to place the boxes in strategic locations around the base so water would be easily accessible. |
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| If the amount collected from all responsible persons exceeds the amount due, the IRS then refunds the excess to the person whose payment caused the overage. |
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| Subscribers will be charged overage fees only after they have exceeded the limit three times. |
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| Mr Gutsche's overage, it should be noted, was nearly 40 times larger than his initial charge. |
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| An overage provision also includes contracts where a bonus provision exists. |
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| All overage players must be re-evaluated in January as to their skill level. |
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| They may reflect such departures from norms as repeating the grade and overage participation. |
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| Enter the amount at retail calculated as a stocktaking shortage or overage as a result of a supervised stocktaking. |
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| Post-paid service plans are normally sold in tiers, with a flat rate for a set of peak and off-peak minutes and steep overage fees. |
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| With respect to age, most pupils in all three countries attend classes in which about one-in-three pupils is overage. |
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| Teams are allowed to field three overage players and one overage goalkeeper. |
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| While farm groups want the current overage repaid, a Unity, Sask., produce has started a class action suit against the railways and federal government for alleged overcharges in previous years. |
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| Ryan Giggs, Craig Bellamy and Micah Richards were selected as the three overage players. |
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| If someone is racking up truly outrageous overage charges a good rule of thumb is anything beyond the price of the initial contract the operator should be sure to alert him. |
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| The Joint Committee recommends payment of this overage. |
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| During the past 3 years, an overage of 28. 8 per cent of the patients treated at secondary level hospitals were transferred to hospitals of the tertiary category. |
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| You're entitled to bring a bag weighing fifty pounds onto the airplane, and will be charged extra for any overage. |
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| We recommend that you enable resource overage notification for domain and web site owners because they need to know what happens to their domains and web sites. |
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