Sentence examples for Cash payments only from inspiring English sources
They said most of the beneficiaries were relatives of civilians who had been killed, and that the society handed out cash payments only for Palestinians under 18.
Where the power is out, the credit card machines are out, which means many stores in the flood-drenched streets of lower Manhattan, and in neighborhoods without power in the outer New York boroughs and Northern New Jersey, are now accepting cash payments only.
The CCAF has objected to settlements throughout the United States, particularly in cases where class action lawyers receive cash payments but the plaintiff class receives only discount coupons for further products and services from the defendant company.
CCAF has objected to settlements throughout the United States, in cases where class action lawyers receive cash payments but the plaintiff class receives only discount coupons for further products and services from the defendant company.
But cryptocurrencies on the bitcoin model could change that, because they would enable billions of transactions, each of which might involve only a tiny cash payment, but which in aggregate could be enormous.
The right hand side depicts the case when he has not incurred the cost and therefore can only make cash payments and hence, can only buy x 0. Assuming linear utility function, we get, {theta}_Ffrac{M-{E}_C}{p_xleft(1+{t}_xright)}+left 1-{theta}_Fright)frac{M-{E}+left 1-{theta}_ge Fright}{p_x+{phi}_C}.
Cash payments were disclosed only for Mr. Blankfein, who made $53.4 million last year.
The clinic accepted only cash payments.
Many merchants have been able to accept only cash payments for more than a month, an inconvenience they are loath to impose on the customers trickling in.
The company was founded in 1987 but signs of problems emerged at the beginning of 2007 when L&G stopped paying cash dividends and offered payments only in "enten".
A recent Ernst & Young survey found that although asset owners reported wanting annual cash payments to make up only 38% of fund managers' compensation (with equity shares, deferred cash, stock options, and other forms of compensation accounting for the rest), in practice they make up 74%.
