Sentence examples for a pay on from inspiring English sources

The city has also instituted a "pay on foot" system, meaning that patrons take a ticket from the lot or garage and pay at a machine at another location before re-entering the garage by foot, similar to a system at several New York airports.

Then CVS dropped a bomb: It claimed that its agreement with Beneficial Holdings was a "pay on scan" deal, meaning that Beneficial would get paid as customersomers bought the pills.

For instance, some accounts might have a "pay on death" designation, where the funds will be released with proof that the owner has passed away.

So I would criticize those two profit-making industries who are really making a pay on the backs of working students, working families, poor students, poor families.

Add a Pay on Death ("POD") or Transfer on Death ("TOD") designation to your accounts.

Property that lists a transfer on death beneficiary (TOD) or a pay on death beneficiary (POD) passes directly to the named beneficiary, avoiding probate.

So Jumia offers a pay-on-delivery service: "It was the only way," says Mr Hodara.

A pay-on-exit system was brought in last Monday, replacing the old pay-and-display arrangements.

The pay-and-display system has been replaced by a pay-on-exit scheme but parking charges will remain the same.

The pay-and-display system is expected to be replaced by a pay-on-exit scheme and park-and-ride and car-sharing initiatives could be introduced.

Staff parking charges are set to increase from £5 a month to £1 a day, and a pay-on-exit scheme will be brought in for patients.