Sentence examples for Call for payment from inspiring English sources
"call for payment" is correct and usable in written English
This phrase is often used as an encouragement to make a payment. For example, "This invoice is now past due. Please call for payment as soon as possible".
The British Film Institute has previously said it supported the Picturehouse workers' call for payment of the London living wage, which it paid its own employees.
Far from losing money on the deal, the federal govt. collected about 3 million dollars in the form of an interest surcharge on the seasonal loan programme the loan-guarantees' arrangements call for payment of an annual fee of 1% on the outstanding loan balance.
For instance, a contract might call for payment only when X, Y and Z are completed.
In the case of settlements that call for payment relief for distressed borrowers rather than fines paid to the U.S. Treasury, sometimes the financial company accused of wrongdoing passes on part of the cost to third parties.
We contacted Mindgeek to seek a response to ATVOD's research, and its call for payment firms to stop dealing with porn firms which don't impose age restrictions.
The CBS and ABC contracts call for payments of $131.75 million from each network through the 1985 season and the cable contract for $18 million.
The judge, Alvin K. Hellerstein of United States District Court in Manhattan, worked out a timetable with the lawyers so that the settlement terms, which call for payments of at least $625 million, become final within the next two weeks.
Indian gaming establishments are not subject to taxation, though federal law requires them to form compacts with the states in which they operate, and these deals usually call for payments in lieu of taxes.
Congress called for payment changes under the Medicare Modernization Act in 2003.
Other provisions called for payment of U.S. private debts to British citizens, American use of the Newfoundland fisheries, and fair treatment for American colonials loyal to Britain.
Sensibly, the plan calls for payment of arrangers' fees to be spread over time and reduced if the loans blow up.
