Sentence examples for case of payments from inspiring English sources

Moreover, in the case of transfers to the creditor in conformity with an obligation, the trustee must prove the preferential intent of the debtor and knowledge thereof by the creditor, whereas, in the case of payments made or security interests granted not in conformity with an existing obligation, the only defense is lack of preferential effect.

In the case of payments, that has meant a disparate range of payment methods that are standard in some countries, but not others.

This is particularly relevant in the case of payment-by-results contracts, which require organisations to pay upfront for the services they are delivering.

Overall profits of different direct marketers in case of payment of a decreasing management premium according to EEG 2012 (light grey area) and in case of abolition of the management premium (dark grey area).

Last but not least, there is also a difference in the case of payment of fees for the use of railway infrastructure in countries which use CIM or SMGS.

The values of lnWTP/QALY using out of pocket payments fit to a normal distribution, while there was a slight asymmetry in the case of payment by taxes (0.022 by Kolmogorov-Smirnov test).

Applying this boundary-work framework, the manuscript examines the process of knowledge co-production and evaluates its effectiveness in supporting the negotiation process of four cases of payment for watershed services (PWS) in Indonesia.

In the case of mobile payments, such agreement has proved elusive.

NFC, while a promising technology, faces a number of adoption hurdles ranging from OEM adoption to business partnerships that encourage use (as in the case of mobile payments).

In the case of contactless payments, that added security layer means the per transaction cap on contactless spending limits could be removed — since the biometric is authenticating the user.

In the absence of collateral, group members guarantee each other's loans, with the lender threatening, at least in theory, to bar all group members from further loans if they do not cover for each other in the case of missed payments.