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Delayed payments to the bank now total more than $740 million.

Another would have delayed payments of tax credits to low-income workers.

Together, those charges would be equivalent to a 13 percent annual interest rate on delayed payments.

Crestwood paid them $10,000 in addition to their recent delayed payments.

It is expected to force lenders to agree to accept lower interest rates and delayed payments.

Some manufacturers say Kmart has delayed payments without any notice.

They were not convinced of delayed payment until they saw it.

The main cause of his departure from Zamalek was delayed payments.

The delayed payment has benefits from the time value of money, which makes the deal in effect cost $100 million less than if paid up front.

The delayed payments are for loans to Government enterprises.

Disagreements over how to administer the program delayed payments to the first farmers until in 1985.

But will those delayed payments create problems later?

They delayed payment, pointing to alleged defects in Remington products.

The two countries have delayed payments of billions of dollars in cash they had pledged.

The outbreak of World War I delayed payment for the picture.

Since September, however, the Council has delayed payment because it is questioning the center's credentials.

Many hospitals have already delayed payments to suppliers.

Refers to delayed payment of benefit until criteria are met, as follows:

Risk of default or delayed payment is moderate.

He said the delayed payments are creating a "vicious cycle" of hesitance among small businesses.

When Iraq delayed payments for the equipment, Paris rescheduled the debt.

However, Newcastle's soldiers in York had refused to fight unless given their delayed payment.

Delayed payments have also forced some nonprofit agencies with state contracts to take bank loans to cover their payrolls.

In the past, Barneys has sometimes delayed payments to its smaller suppliers for months to stay financially afloat.

Nonetheless, forbearances have become routine because, from just about every point of view, delayed payment beats default.