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Some 25 to 30 percent of the total falls due this year.

The first note was not paid when it fell due.

"There simply is not much that can be done between now and the fall due to the economic crisis," she said.

It does not matter whether the amount falls due to you or to another person.

The next presidential election fell due by the end of 1957.

In government, however, the costs of a tax cut take time to fall due, while the political benefits are immediate.

The amount of money in your pension may fall due to new tax laws.

The final $1.5 million will fall due only when the three objectives have been achieved.

International bankers said today that $3.6 billion of these bonds would fall due next month.

The loan period was one year and these loans will fall due this autumn.

"Your bills, at least, are the first that will fall due."

Mexico has more than $20 billion of the bonds falling due this year.

"Most of the time, trees fall due to poor maintenance," he said.

Their numbers have also fallen due to collection for the pet trade.

The deadline for responses fell due on 15 April 2002.

He didn't care that the summer palace had fallen due to their intervention.

Some have fallen due to the financial collapse, for whatever reason, of the developer.

Still, I shall give my note into the hands of his business agent here, and pay him the interest as it falls due.

However, I think it's a mistake because interest rates are falling due to a weak economy.

Others are at risk for falls due to muscular weakness.

Secondly, Benson was shot two days later, less than a week before the note fell due.

However the numbers continue to fall due to large-scale emigration, especially in recent years.

The stock market fell due to the strike's effect on trading volume.

I've got some mortgages falling due pretty soon, and I'll deposit the money from them in the old bank.

It was expected that some 40-50 mergers per year would fall due for examination in this way.