Sentence examples for a payment toward from inspiring English sources

In addition, Mr. Glauber received a payment toward his executive retirement fund of $6.67 million.

Next it treated $29 million of its current tax bill as a payment toward future tax expenses.

Starting next year, Unum's U.S. employees with student loans can exchange their carry-over paid time off ("vacation days") for a payment toward their student loans.

For example, if a customer is regularly logging in to make a payment toward their credit card, this would be a perfect time to offer a long-term personal loan with a lower fixed interest rate to help them reduce their debt faster.

It would also, under the 2017 budget, allow the surplus dollars to count as a payment toward the state's future school funding obligations.

A nominal payment toward a lease or loan, the chief justice said, would entitle a debtor to shelter about $28,000 over five years, while outright ownership would allow no deductions.

Indeed, the very phrase the governor used to describe the initial $325 million installment from such a fund -- a "down payment" toward the guarantee of a decent education -- was the same one the plaintiffs had used for months.

He might leave the taxi business now, he said, and maybe use the savings he had accumulated for a down payment toward a candy store or coffeehouse.

Kwame Kilpatrick, who was forced out of the Detroit mayor's office, violated his probation by missing a Friday deadline to make a $79,011 payment toward his $1 million restitution to the city, said the Wayne County prosecutor, Kym Worthy.

Except for those now on Medicare or close to being eligible, the program would switch to giving people a "defined contribution" - that is, a federal payment toward their coverage - rather than the traditional "defined benefit," guaranteeing specific coverage no matter how much it costs.

Mr. Bloomberg has argued that the $6.5 billion should be a down payment toward the state's compliance with a court order mandating increased education aid for the city's schools.