Paying the bill for all students who get into college would add significantly to that cost.
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Now he is wasting more time by maneuvering to get out of paying the bill for the huge repairs project.
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After all, it's better to pay with money already in the bank than put off paying the bill for months, right?
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Four years later Wonga is still paying the bill for its past conduct — in the form of increasing numbers of individual compensation claims.
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Well past when they should be paying the bill for all those years of spending, the Tigers have instead been playing some tenuously meaningful baseball.
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He is paying the bill for irascibility and both Russia and China will milk it for all its worth to them and their national interests.
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Until these laws are fixed, the American taxpayer is paying the bill for costly programs that aggravate the problem and put children in dangerous situations.
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Until these laws are fixed, the American taxpayer is paying the bill for costly programs that can only temporarily try to address the consequences of our broken immigration system.
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The people of Alabama are paying the bill for unconstitutional legislation and we hope that the Senate members will realize its detrimental impact and stop this bill from becoming law.
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Most of the rebate — and sometimes, all of it — goes to those who are paying the bill for the drugs, mainly insurers or large employers who cover their workers' health care.
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"The people of Alabama are paying the bill for unconstitutional legislation and we hope that the Senate members will realize its detrimental impact and stop this bill from becoming law," a statement from the ACLU read.
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YouTube quietly stopped paying the bill for brand safety, and a battle with agencies could be escalating Google has been reimbursing brands that pay third parties to ensure their ads won't be shown on terrible YouTube videos.
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Put differently, the law does not mandate unwise deregulation that would undermine financial stability, increase the likelihood of future bailouts and once again harm hard-working Americans who are still paying the bill for the last crash that they did not cause.
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But while you're busy arguing over who had what to drink and who needs to put in extra for tax or tip, over in China, one man knocked out his friend for paying the bill for the whole party, a perceived egregious insult to the man who was not afforded the honor of treating the group to dinner.
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Men - Each team comprises ten players plus two reserves. The reserves traditionally play the "Dinner Match" on the Thursday of the Varsity Match week: an 18-hole alternate shot foursomes match, followed by an 18-hole singles match. The losing team is responsible for paying the bill for the Varsity Match dinner on the Saturday evening. The University Match itself is contested over the course of two days.
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The Lebanese are generous when welcoming others into their home or country, especially when it comes to food and drink. Hospitality is prized in Lebanese society, especially on the part of men. It is common for foreigners in Lebanon to be met with friendly greetings and an insistence on paying the bill for a meal. Lebanese people are generally more comfortable with physical contact than is permitted in Western society, and touching the shoulder, arm, or back is common to indicate closeness and friendliness.
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It helped a lot when I started winning, and having grown up, you know, never having been anywhere and then get to go out of country to Montreal and Australia and different places, somebody else paying the bill for me to go shoot arrows, that was very much incentive." "We shot indoors practice the winter of ’75, and up through the spring of ’76, indoors, up close, just working on form. Of course, in California you shoot outdoors all year long, Every time I shot a tournament in the spring I was a little bit better. My scores increased.
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Her father, who thinks she should get married but still has no boyfriend, looks for mate for her on Internet, and even asks Siddharth to help him finding groom for Supriya, which annoys Siddharth a lot. Kusum is too cautious about money: she insists everyone, despite of relationship with another, should only spends his own money. She even stops Thakur from paying the bill for dinner with his friends, but makes sure that Thakur spends High amounts of money on her. The three boys tired to solve the issues in their own love stories, and their girlfriends also appear to be willing to help solve those problems.
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Artem Sytnyk Artem Sytnyk (; born 1979 in Kirovohrad Oblast) is the head of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine. In December 2018, a court ruled that Sytnik illegally released information about alleged illegal payments to Paul Manafort, however, that decision was annulled by an appeals court in July 2019. In May 2019, the State Bureau of Investigation started criminal proceedings into the accusation that Sytnyk had several free vacations at a luxury hunting estate in Rivne Oblast, with friend and businessman Mykola Nadeyko paying the bill for hotel accommodation, food and expensive entertainment. The court of first instance found Sytnyk guilty of corruption and sentenced him to a fine of UAH 3,400 (US$144 in 2019).
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Thus, conflicts in the region of former Yugoslavia have a direct impact on domestic politics in Turkey. In Davutoğlu's words, "We are paying the bill for our Ottoman history because whenever there is a crisis in the Balkans (Bosnians, Albanians, Turks in Bulgaria...) they look to Istanbul." Nonetheless, the Western Balkan diaspora in Turkey is evidently not unique in its pressure on Ankara to pursue specific policy goals according to the diaspora's requests. The pressure of the Bosniak diaspora in the 1990s and of the Albanian diaspora for the recognition of Kosovo mirrors examples of similar pressures from the Abkhaz and the Chechen communities in Turkey on behalf of the recognition of Abkhazia and advocating strong reactions to the Russian crackdowns in the northern Caucasus.
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