additional dues造句

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1. Members pay additional dues for further assistance and services needed.
2. Many of these groups charge additional dues to participants to cover expenses such as rent, utility and maintenance costs.
3. A reporting entity must implement additional due diligence measures and risk management systems where the PEP is high ML / TF risk or is a foreign PEP.
4. The local associations managed to ride the fitness boom, attracting tens of thousands of additional dues-paying members, particularly in the prosperous suburbs and burgeoning cities of the South and Southwest.
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6. It's difficult to find additional dues in a sentence. 用additional dues造句挺难的
7. In the meantime, supporters say, OPEIU gains some additional dues income and is able to enhance its bargaining status with insurers and other vendors by pointing to a larger membership base.
8. Because of rumors reported to us, we did additional due diligence and were shown U . S . and Dominican records confirming the ages of the players on the Rolando Paulino team,
9. ITG, meanwhile, said in a statement that it " has commenced additional due diligence to assess what impact, if any, these activities and the related loss may have on Hoenig and the acquisition ."
10. Barnes acknowledged Georgia Public Broadcasting's arguments that the cost of operating the new building and additional dues to public radio have had an impact on the agency's revenue stream, but he appeared unwilling to accept that rationale as the principal cause of the agency's financial problems.
11. Big corporate mergers often include a break-up fee to compensate the buyer or seller in case the deal falls apart, but it is exceedingly rare for the buyer to make a nonrefundable deposit on a deal that still requires additional due diligence and is more than a week away from official sign-off by all companies'boards.
12. Big corporate mergers often include a break-up fee to compensate the buyer or seller in case the deals falls apart, but it is exceedingly rare for the buyer to make a nonrefundable deposit on a deal that still requires additional due diligence and is more than a week away from a official sign-off by both company's boards.