Sentence examples for Terms of installment from inspiring English sources

It seems from table 4 and 5 that about 39%% of the total households with monthly income level US$600 or more have the ability to afford RWH system both in terms of installment and maintenance cost in contrast with the majority of the poor households (about 61%%) who can only afford the PSF.

The allegations suggest that company has an outstanding bill of 70 million rupees (US$682,077 as of September 2014) which they have managed to settle in terms of installments of ₨. 3000 ($30) per month, presumably through political pressure and misuse of authority for personal gains.

The new proposed rules -- the first draft of what will hopefully become regulation -- from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau CFPBB) cover traditional payday loans and loans in which people put their car up as collateral for a short-term loan, as well as some kinds of installment loans whose term runs more than 45 days.

While hardly the country's biggest nuclear installment in terms of sheer capacity to generate electricity, Watts Bar is no less overpowering.

If this be the case, the Court must in some way distinguish long-term use payments from long-term installment payments of a flat-sum purchase price.

In terms of gameplay, not much has changed from previous installments; battles are still fought in a turn-based mode from a first person perspective.

The episode underperformed the previous installment, "I Saw What I Saw", in terms of viewership.

Under terms of the settlement, Exide will pay the fine in quarterly installments beginning with $3 million.

The department agreed to continue giving Solyndra loan installments despite its failure to meet key terms of the loan.

Default: The failure of a borrower either to make installment payments when due or to comply with other terms of the promissory note.

This week a delegation from the fund, the European Central Bank and the European Commission was in Athens to review Greek compliance with the terms of the latest bailout agreement, a condition for releasing this month's $4 billion installment.