nonpaying

nonpaying

(ˌnɒnˈpeɪɪŋ)
adj
(of guests, customers, etc) not expected or requested to pay
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JAMRUD -- The teachers community of Khyber tribal district stage a protest demo against nonpaying of their convince allowance here in Jamrud on Tuesday.
There are other contributory factors to the problems in this sector, namely abnormally high levels of borrowing relating to care home property purchases and the fall in the number of residents able to pay their own fees leaving heavy reliance on local authority funding for nonpaying residents.
ILC has been accommodating a number of nonpaying students and those who are unable to afford to get the help they need.
For this analysis we considered risk taking behaviors to be behaviors which may increase risk of horizontal or vertical transmission of HIV in the periconception period, such as having untreated sexually transmitted infections (STIs), unprotected vaginal or anal sex with a nonpaying partner, and having multiple nonpaying partners.
The core objective of the Arthritis Care Foundation is to offer assistance to nonpaying patients with diagnostic tests as well as with treatment including consultations, laboratory test, radiology, medicines and latest Biologic agents.
It also noticed the disparity between paying and nonpaying participants.
Some have flexible jobs that allow them to accept interesting dance offers that don't pay well, while others have drawn the line and won't accept nonpaying gigs.
He then hopes they will behave themselveswhile staying as (nonpaying) house guests at the country estate manor of Europe''s paymaster Angela Merkel.
That way, they'll be on the lookout for nonpaying "dumpers" too.

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