Примери за използване на Could not pay на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Who could not pay.
There was no healthcare for those could not pay.
Those who could not pay were jailed.
Too much was lent to people who could not pay.
As they could not pay, they went in jail.
He paid the price that we could not pay on our own.
Those who could not pay were thrown into prison.
They even made slaves to those who could not pay their debts.
When the friend could not pay him, the servant had him thrown in jail.
Churches and community charities took care of those who could not pay.
He paid the price, which we could not pay for ourselves.
If people could not pay, monasteries lent them money under 20-50%.
My first solution to this was to allow free classes for those who could not pay for them.
The debtor who could not pay was sold into slavery.
It became clear only two years after the agreement with the creditors that Bulgaria again could not pay.
When serfs could not pay, the monasteries lend them money at 20-50% interest.
Christ paid a debt He did not owe to free us from a debt we could not pay.
But if the debtor could not pay was the guarantor's obligation to do so.
Christ paid a debt thatHe did not owe, because we owed a debt that we could not pay.
When people could not pay, the monasteries lent them money at 20 to 50 percent interest.
He even had to drop out of school at the age of 14 because his father could not pay his school fees.
The poet could not pay his fine and was finally condemned to everlasting exile.
It seemed natural that a debtor who could not pay should become the property of his.
Jesus paid a debt he did not owe, so thatwe would not have to owe a debt we could not pay.
Two officials said as Syria could not pay for the grain so it would send olive oil and vegetables to Crimea in exchange.
This is just one of all causes in Dubai to meet luxury abandoned cars, most likely owned by foreigners who could not pay them and of course they were forced to return to their home country.
When a merchant could not pay his debts, the table on which he sold his wares(the“banco”) was physically broken(“rotto”) by soldiers.
When it became clear in the spring that the company could not pay its debts, it was a"Lehman Brothers" moment for Croatia.
Similarly, it could not pay for a lawyer, who, under the German law for that type of action, must counsel the party bringing the claim.
In 1921 Boris Kustodiev painted two young men, Nikolai Semenov andPetr Kapitsa, who could not pay with money and so gave Kustodiev a cock and two bags of flour.