Sentence examples for bargain payment from inspiring English sources

If the Crusade would agree to besiege Zara and restore it to Venetian rule, the Doge would postpone (not forgive he drove a hard bargain) payment of the Franks' debt.

In America the firm drives a particularly hard bargain over payments from cable and satellite carriers for its broadcast network.

As hospitals merge into mightier megachains, they may be able to bargain down the payments to doctors and drug companies and device-makers, and create economies of scale by standardizing treatments.

The OCA bargained, suggesting a payment of £200, whereupon Crawford insisted that he should be paid £300.

Paul Ryan likes to call it: maybe not the grand bargain, but a down payment.

"There is only one accurate word for this payment: a bargain," he said.

Mr. Cole said that Mr. Boehner wanted a broader negotiation that would involve current federal spending and the debt limit, one that "would move us towards some sort of — if not grand bargain — then big down payment on our fiscal problems," Mr. Cole said.

In hindsight, eBay's $1.5 billion acquisition 10 years ago of PayPal, the mobile payments company, was a bargain; PayPal is expected to generate $10 billion in payment volume this year.

Acknowledgement of Receipt of Goods/Services: Establish in writing that you held up your end of the bargain before barking about late payments.

The better bargaining position of European mobile payment providers, backed by a great number of customers doing business through the mobile channel, convinced carriers to constantly refine their services and improve payout rates defined as the percentage of a customer payment that goes to a merchant after deducting the payment processing cost.

The issue of mandatory union dues moves to the SCOTUS floor from California, where schoolteacher Rebecca Friedrichs and fellow Orange County educators have banded together to fight compulsory payment of collective bargaining fees by non-members of the union.