Примеры использования Could not afford to pay на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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If they could not afford to pay, they simply left the hospital.
The Ministry explains that the returnees,due to their unplanned return to Jordan, could not afford to pay the duties.
Customers who would not, or could not afford to pay were dealt with severely by being beaten and then thrown out.
The conversion of fines to prison terms had been abolished,since it represented an unreasonable burden for those who could not afford to pay fines.
Courts now funded cases for individuals who could not afford to pay for proceedings and for communities considered to be at risk.
She also wondered who bore the costs of repatriation for a migrant worker if the employer who had terminated the worker's contract could not afford to pay.
For instance, students arrested during a demonstration in Kenya could not afford to pay the bail see E/CN.4/2002/106, para. 227.
In 1938 Kunett could not afford to pay for the necessary sales licences, and contacted John Martin, president of Heublein.
Critics claimed thiswas an unfair attempt to drive out small, independent competitors, who could not afford to pay inflated prices for premium real estate.
The communicant decided it could not afford to pay the required amount of approximately Euro1,200 for the entire file and requested the authority to provide the information in electronic format(CD-ROM), which would cost Euro13.
The Windward Island producers of bananas were at a total disadvantage, as they could not afford to pay the cost of adequate representation before the WTO.
Similarly, privatization in the Philippines led to a 60 to 65 per cent increase in water tariffs,which meant that many people could not afford to pay them.
Full legal assistance was provided to those who could not afford to pay for legal representation, including throughout any appeals process which might occur.
The petitioner also stated subsequently that,although she would receive legal aid to pay some of the costs involved in such an action, she could not afford to pay the balance.
Moreover, the Human Rights Commission had received complaints from parents who could not afford to pay for school materials or whose children were denied access to free education.
Leaving without a certificate of completion, he was apprenticed for several months to the apothecary Gottfried Pirsch(1792-1870) in Heppenheim before returning home,possibly because his father could not afford to pay his indentures.
As to their salaries, lawyers were entirely independent,except in the case of defendants who could not afford to pay their legal expenses, when the lawyer was paid by the State.
The consultation concluded that an expanded role for the commercial sector in meeting the demands of couples who could afford to pay for contraceptives would reduce the burden on governmental budgets by freeing scarce resources for couples who could not afford to pay.
A law of 2005 also guaranteed the right to legal representation,paid for by the State if the person needing representation could not afford to pay, and was gradually being implemented across the country.
Abandonment was devastating to crews,who in many cases could not afford to pay litigation costs and legal fees or support themselves during protracted legal procedures that would be required to avail themselves of the protection of the law.
The author claims that she was deprived of her right to a fair hearing of her rights in a suit of law, in violation of article 14, paragraph 1, andthat this occurred merely because she could not afford to pay a lawyer to represent her.
Non-farm interventions for strengthening rural livelihoods", by Mechai Viravaidya, Chairman of the Population and Community Development Association, reflected on how poor people,whose basic needs were not being met by Government services and who could not afford to pay for alternative services offered by the business sector, were empowered to run collective entrepreneurships to generate income and afford basic necessities.
Franciscans International welcomed Vanuatu's commitment to achieving free education from grades 1 to 8 by 2010 and its acceptance of recommendation 42,encouraging Vanuatu to support children whose families could not afford to pay additional expenses for compulsory primary education.
They cannot afford to pay the transport, subsistence and other costs involved.
Health facilities are faced with large numbers of patients who cannot afford to pay.
We can't afford to pay your salaries.
You can't afford to pay some fancy lawyer.
I can't afford to pay.
We can't afford to pay our mortgages and Dethklok is laughing at us!
We can't afford to pay three people right now.