Sentence examples for car payable from inspiring English sources

People argued over which side would profit more handsomely from the bridge, whose $3 billion price tag was borne equally by the two countries and will be recouped from hefty tolls: at the outset, about $30 a car (payable by cash, credit card or the Scandinavian version of EZ-Pass), though less for frequent travelers.

"Then this is the machine payable Internet".

There is no carry payable to him".

To be fair to the insurers they do have to change their systems and work out any additional – or reduction – in premium that is payable on the new car.

Used as factory workers, carers and ticket inspectors, they're marketed to the public like a second family car: luxury items costing around 20 grand, payable in instalments and fully customisable.

James Mirrlees, a Nobel prize winning economist, said in his review of taxation in 2011 that there was no reason financial services should be treated any differently from the provision of other services on which VAT is payable, such as having a car repaired or a boiler fixed.

If a car company sets up a $500 million plant, payable over the first two years, the calculated costs of building cars go down once the tooling has been amortized.

"A debtor entering bankruptcy might purchase a junkyard car for a song plus a $10 promissory note payable over several years," Justice Scalia wrote.

What we know: Insurance premium tax – payable on general insurance policies such as home and car cover – is a stealth tax and many consumers are unaware of its cost.

By 'scrapping', we mean turning the car in to an authorised vehicle recycling facility, whereby the scrap deposit payable upon the vehicle's first registration is reimbursed.

Also, the vehicle purchase tax payable upon first registration in Norway strongly penalises conventional cars with high CO2 emission rates, be they petrol or diesel driven, while low emission vehicles, such as PHEVs, may in the best of cases come out with almost no purchase tax.1.1