Sentence examples for allowing payments from inspiring English sources

Elton John and David Furnish's announcement of the birth of their son through a Californian surrogacy arrangement follows hot on the heels of a high court decision allowing payments for foreign surrogacy just a few weeks ago.

In theory, they let individual users offload the problems of securing their bitcoins to a trusted third party, while also allowing payments to be made easily and lowering the technical know-how required to get and store the currency.

Extended-term plans stretch out payments by up to a decade; income-based plans charge what you can afford according to government standards; graduated plans assume borrowers will be able to make exponentially higher payments in the future, allowing payments of as little as $5 a month now.

But, allowing payments or communication without touch being necessary has proved a difficult market to crack.

Eventually it could also make Facebook money, as last week CEO Mark Zuckerberg confirmed that Messenger would eventually be monetized by allowing payments.

Facebook is already making moves to challenge the likes of Apple and Google by extending its reach onto mobiles, allowing payments and apps on any device running any operating system.

But in 2002, Mr. Bush signed legislation allowing payment for judgments from the frozen assets of terrorist states.

A trend toward allowing payment by installment is also helping women decide to invest in advanced business education, Ms. Bournard said.

McDonald's attributed that to the success of new products like Chicken Selects fried chicken strips, later restaurant hours and the company's allowing payment by credit card.

"If they're going to allow Internet entities to harvest names and sell them to attorneys, that is swinging the doors wide open to allowing payment for referrals in any media," says Zelotes.

It should not allow payments for expenses a student does not actually have.