I've heard her tell of a Cripple's Home there.If your sister is unable to pay she can get her in free.That doctor may slip some of that money he speaks of into his own pocket, and if your sister is under Aunt Susan's wing she'll see that she gets everything she needs, and she'll have the best of care.…Cited from How Ethel Hollister Became a Campfire Girl, by Irene Elliott Benson
In 1819 Richard Carlisle was prosecuted for publishing the Age of Reason and sentenced to a large fine and three years' imprisonment.Unable to pay the fine he was kept in prison for three years.…Cited from A History of Freedom of Thought, by John Bagnell Bury
He was unable to pay all that he had bound himself to pay.His brother was first seized by the troops and taken to Lucknow.…Cited from Journey through the Kingdom of Oude, Vols. I & II, by William Sleeman
If he feels that he has the means to pay his debt, he longs to see de man.If he is unable to pay, he don't want to see him.…
But any man who knows anything about the European financial situation also knows that it will be extremely difficult, almost impossible, for the fighting nations to meet their obligations within the time specified.This does not mean that they will be unable to pay.It does mean, however, that the inroads of the war will have been so terrific that pressing needs will so continue to pile up that renewals must be sought.…Cited from The War After the War, by Isaac Frederick Marcosson
The programmes concentrated on piano and choral evenings, theatre pieces and readings.However, without state support it was unable to pay for itself.Towards the end of 2002 Mr Lutz left the Meistersaal and was superseded by the auctioneer Mark Karhausen; Although his reign, as it were, was fairly short lived too, spanning some six years.…
So, many of them are forced to rush home because unable to pay.
Unable to pay her board, she was turned into the streets.Cited from The Secrets Of The Great City, by E. Martin
He served out his term of imprisonment, but he could not pay his fine, because he had no money and no way of getting any.Consequently he was still held for the fine which he was unable to pay.Some people of influence interested themselves in the case, and a congressman from eastern Massachusetts, who stood very near to the President, laid the facts before him with the request for a pardon.…Cited from The Life of Abraham Lincoln, by Henry Ketcham
The huge debt incurred during the war was still outstanding.Congress was unable to pay either the interest or the principal.Public creditors were in despair, as the market value of their bonds sank to twenty-five or even ten cents on the dollar.…Cited from History of the United States, by Charles A. Beard and Mary R. Beard
But the time could not be far off when the good people would be unable to pay any longer.Cited from The Life of Joan of Arc, Vol. 1 and 2 (of 2), by Anatole France
If a thief commit a great robbery, he and all his relatives (or at least his nearest kin) are fined.If they are unable to pay the fine, they are made slaves.This law applies to all classes, and even to the chiefs themselves; accordingly, if a chief commit any crime, even against one of his own slaves or timaguas, he is fined in the same manner.…Cited from The Philippine Islands, 1493-1803, V5, 1582-83, ed. by Blair/Robertson
Financial conditions are now such as to be beyond our control.If we are unable to pay, then die we will.…
She was located and bail was set at two hundred pounds.She was unable to pay and served a two year prison sentence.In the interim period, her son had been fostered out to the Burns family in Addington, a suburb of Christchurch.…
He would not have been admitted at Cobh, according to Irish government documents, except that he carried a letter of introduction from the Paris embassy.The majority of his trip was spent in a hotel room he was unable to pay for.He was forcibly removed from the grounds of Milltown House, a Jesuit community, when he refused to leave.…
Be as liberal as you can reasonably afford to be in assisting others, especially the poor, but spend as little as you can help upon yourself.Above all, never buy, or order, any thing which you are unable to pay for.The habit of running in debt is pregnant with evil and misery of every description.…Cited from Advice to a Young Man upon First Going to Oxford, by Edward Berens
William Dear asked Michael Nesmith to compose the film's music and Nesmith agreed.The film's crew was unable to pay him, but he composed the music for free.The author Steven Puchalski referred to the film as the "perfect funeral wreath to the biker movie phenomenon".…
In 1937 at the age of 16, Balaban was sentenced to six months in Bursa Prison and payment of a fine for growing cannabis, a crime he allegedly did not commit.His sentence was increased to three years in prison because he was unable to pay the fine.He jobbed in the prison as a barber to earn money.…
His never-to-be- forgotten services at Marathon pleaded eloquently for him, and he escaped being sentenced to death, but was subjected to a heavy fine.This he was unable to pay, and in a short time he died of his wound.The unfortunate affair left an ineffaceable blot upon a fame otherwise the most resplendent in Grecian story.…Cited from A General History, by P. V. N. Myers
For those living in rural poverty, the Canada Health Act ensures that health care is provided at no financial expense including hospital care, surgical procedures, dental surgeries, primary care doctors, and specialists are covered through provincial health insurance plans.This enables individuals to receive care despite being unable to pay for care.Poverty among rural Canadians is a continuing issue within Canada.…
