Примеры использования To withhold payment на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Are you threatening to withhold payment?
UNMIK decided to withhold payments to the supplier from September 2005 to February 2006.
The guarantor/issuer, acting in good faith,has a right, as against the beneficiary, to withhold payment.
Filing a complaint does not entitle the Buyer to withhold payment for delivered goods or part thereof.
A distinction should be drawn between non-payment by developing countries because of their special circumstances andpolitical decisions to withhold payment.
In two other cases, the mission had taken action to withhold payment to cover the cost of claims.
We have the right to withhold payment or collect repayment if the event was re-scheduled or cancelled or if We have a good faith basis to believe such sales were unlawful or otherwise made in material violation of this agreement.
The buyer claimed that these deficiencies allowed it to withhold payment for the said shipments.
The purchaser is not entitled to withhold payments while making warranty claims or any other counter-claims not recognised by us.
The Arbitral Tribunal determined that the buyer was not entitled to withhold payment for partial or late shipments.
Set-off: in addition to any other right to withhold payment, we may at any time and without notice to you, set off any amounts owing between you and us.
The termination of the Agreement does not affect the fulfilment of Clause 40 orthe Bank's right to withhold payments from the sums received by the Account Holder.
We cannot accept that any Member State is entitled to withhold payments unilaterally or that the assessment of those countries that will not pay their dues should be picked up by others.
If such provisions are included in the contract as part of the terms and conditions,this already allows the United Nations to withhold payment if the performance criteria are not met.
Although there is some support for curtailing the absolute right of the State to withhold payment of compensation received to the injured national in national legislation, judicial decisions and doctrine, this probably does not constitute a settled practice.
The Tribunal held article 71 CISG to be inapplicable in the case at hand, as the buyer was not attempting to suspend performance for a future breach, butwas rather attempting to withhold payment for shipments already received.
In the meantime, Ethiopia has also continued to withhold payment of its share of the Boundary Commission expenses.
When it is agreed that a party is entitled to withhold payment or to set off the two countervailing payment obligations, it is sometimes also stipulated that the party who delivered goods first(exporter) is entitled to take possession of the goods that are to be delivered by the other party importer.
Some Member States are genuinely unable to pay; many are unwilling; andsome even decide to withhold payments as a matter of policy, an action that has no legitimacy in Charter terms.
The Company reserves the right to withhold payments or void any bet(s) with respect to an event or match, if we have reasonable suspicion or evidence that the following has occurred:(i) the integrity of the event has been questioned;(ii) the betting prices have been manipulated; or(iii) match or event rigging has taken place.
Similarly, if the counter-importer would delay payment to the counter-exporter, the counter-exporter(importer)would not be entitled to withhold payment under the export contract or to set off the payment claims in the two directions.
It is obviously unjustifiable for a certain major contributor to withhold payment of its assessed contributions on the basis of the need for reform of the United Nations, a position that has naturally met with wide opposition from Member States.
It may be agreed, however, that, if a supplier has not been paid for goods delivered in one direction,that supplier is entitled to withhold payment for goods delivered in the other direction up to the amount of the outstanding claim or to set off the two countervailing claims.
The guarantor or issuer is not entitled to withhold payment on the ground that there has in fact been no failure to perform under the main contract; however, under the law applicable to the instrument, payment may in very exceptional and narrowly defined circumstances be refused or restrained e.g. when the claim by the beneficiary is manifestly fraudulent.
As a contributor of forces to UNMIH, India hoped that the mission would be fully financed and that there would be no unilateral decision by a State orgroup of States to withhold payment in view of the possible adverse impact on countries that had voluntarily provided troops and equipment for the operation.
It would vigorously condemn and reject any attempt to withhold payment of its assessment by the main contributor, exert pressure on delegations, impose conditions connected with a State's level of assessment, or exploit scandal stirred up by one State's media.
For example, if under a counter-purchase or buy-back transaction the importer would delay its payments to the exporter, the exporter(counter-importer)would not be entitled to withhold payment under the counterimport contract or to set off its claim under the export contract against its payment obligation under the counter-import contract.
The Customer shall have a right of set-off or a right to withhold payment only if the Customer's counterclaim(a) has been acknowledged by TIMKEN, or(b) has been confirmed by legal action and can no longer be contested by TIMKEN.
The Group of 77 andChina found no legal basis for Members which had the capacity to pay to withhold payment of their assessed contributions, and reaffirmed the legal obligation of Member States to pay their assessed contributions in full, on time and without conditions in order to allow the Organization to finance mandated programmes and activities.
Although there is some support for curtailing the absolute right of the State to withhold payment of compensation received to the injured national in national legislation, judicial decisions and doctrine, it can hardly be argued that this constitutes a settled practice or that there is any sense of obligation on the part of States which has limited their freedom of disposal.