Dues

I have paid my dues, Okowa has paid his dues, Wike has paid his dues, we need to acknowledge them.

To resolve problems in the registry of flats, the Noida authority had come up with a facility to reschedule payment of dues for residential and sports city plots where dues could be paid in instalments in two years.

We will after the votes go to Delhi and snatch our rightful dues from the centre," he said, hinting at a protest over the Union government withholding dues to Bengal over corruption allegations.

It is not possible to predict whether SC will allow and others 15-20 years to pay their dues, but if this is not done and Vodafone Idea shuts, like RCom and Aircel, it too will not be able to pay its dues.

The DoT also said that the current AGR dues are only till 2016-17 and therefore does not take into account the AGR dues arising out of the traded spectrum by Jio and Airtel as the trade happened around that period.

As regards the submission of statutory and third party remittances including loans and union dues, which has been a subject to controversy, the government says it remains committed to submitting the dues in accordance with existing laws.

Some members pay in memoriam dues for family members who have passed and dues for newborn babies.

We could also reject their offer and say we’re a dues-only club or raise dues for paying members to $21 or $22.

A 29-year-old man was allegedly stabbed to death by a man from his neighbourhood over a dispute regarding Rs 1,500 of prior dues in west Delhi's Punjabi Bagh area, police said on Tuesday.

According to the CPAS’s secretary, Pat Fiddis, community members were instrumental in starting the Society in 1991 and, over the years, have raised funds and collected dues from interested members.

After withdrawing their plans to form an official majority union in 2017, opted to form a voluntary membership union, which collects membership dues but holds less bargaining power and is not formally recognized by the NLRB.

A man looks at the painting "Le paiement de la dime" (The Payment of the Yearly Dues) by the artist Pieter Brueghel the Younger (1564-1636) before its auction at Drouot auction house in Paris, France.

Criminal suspects are held in custody in the course of their trial, while convicts are kept away from society for them to be reformed and reintegrated into society as better citizens after they have paid their dues.

Dues often go toward renting Shannon Hall as a performance space.

Fewer union members means fewer union dues, which means less power for union officials.

For every dollar that merchants pay in dues, they normally get that back three fold, she said.

Greek life is also inherently classist, as the dues, fees and implicit financial obligations of date nights, formals, chapter house upkeep and rent present an insurmountable barrier to lower-income students.

Half of members’ annual dues are spent for extra security patrols.

Harbour dues for the ship were waived by the Commissioners as the ship was on a pleasure cruise.

However, Kaiser Permanente members pay dues to the organization for access to all of Kaiser Permanente’s health care services.