Sentences with phrase «pay ordinary costs»

The Keefes were ordered to pay ordinary costs, but the Respondent was out of pocket for her actual legal fees: approximately $ 181,000.

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Didn't Schnidelin play or was he just ordinary Just goes to show its not how much you pay for a player it's how he is on being consistent Now I could mention a player for Arsenal that has been consistent in the 4 games so far that didn't cost a penny but don't want to upset anybody COYG CB

Through the influence of ordinary working people, children where given opportunities to go into education with no cost and work attracted pay.

The ordinary Ghanaian has to bear the prices or the cost of our bad energy policy, so, we are telling them you have to pay more for your electricity, for your water.

For ordinary working families - the aspirational majority — who work hard, pay their taxes, who want to get on and not just get by, but who are working harder for less as the cost of living keeps on rising.

This design aim has generally been achieved, but there are inevitably some tensions between the more dynamic GLA and the small and slower - moving London Boroughs — e.g. over plans to build more affordable housing to combat the capital's crisis of housing costs that are well above ordinary Londoners» ability to pay.

That can only mean the cost of living will soar as ordinary families pay the price for food from abroad.

«That would be a sizable outlay for an ordinary car owner, but a taxicab or minibus owner could pay back its costs in a few months in fuel savings.

4) As ordinary law - abiding, tax - paying citizens, we pay our taxes because we know it is the cost of maintaining a civil society including «free» public schools.

In Australia, our books cost a fortune ($ 35 is not out of the ordinary), and listening to US readers complain about paying a couple of dollars for hours of entertainment makes me a little angry...

You will pay interest on the loan and closing costs just as in an ordinary mortgage.

A loan charging around 5 % interest is not out of the ordinary, and this would mean that a debt worth # 4,000 paid off over the course of three years would cost you around # 315.

According to the calculations shown in the study «The Retirement Savings Drain: The Hidden & Excessive Costs of 401 (k) s» by Robert Hiltonsmith from Demos, an ordinary American household will pay about $ 154,794 over the course of their lifetime in effective total fees, which is 30.3 % of the future balance that they could have at retirement without paying those fees.

The taxable ordinary income to the employee is the premium cost of one - year term insurance on the life of the employee minus that portion of the premium paid by the employee.

A third limitation is that any claims under s 13 would need to be brought in the ordinary courts, and would be subject to the usual costs regime — with the loser usually paying both sides» costs.

«Education» expenses include ordinary costs assessed to all students, such as textbook rental, laboratory fees, and lunches, which should be paid by the custodial parent.

Most of the time an insurer's exposure will be kept within strict limits and in terms of ordinary operations an insurer will have enough assets and additional insurance to offset the costs of paying benefits under individual policies.

When you withdraw an amount no greater than your cost basis (the amount you have paid in premiums) or borrow money from the policy, you don't have to pay capital gains and ordinary income taxes, as you would if you'd sold stocks or bonds to raise cash during retirement.

Consequently, ordinary level premium whole life policies build reserves to pay the future excess mortality costs and to serve as the basis for determining the policyowner's cash surrender values.

However, because the level of dividend payments on participating ordinary level premium life insurance is a critical element of the overall cost of the protection, one primary area of focus should be how the company determines the dividends it pays.

This will cost you dearly when you go to sell any of your other properties: You'll have to pay ordinary income tax on any gains, even on properties you've held for years.