Sentence examples for deferred sum from inspiring English sources

Graduates now pay a deferred sum when they can afford to do so.

If the producer or director is paid a salary, whether it is cash up-front or a deferred sum, the amount should be entered in the budget.

That deferred amount is still owed, but no interest accrues and the lump sum is due at the end of the 40 years, or when the house is sold.

The deferred money will get 3percentt interest and be paid out 10 years after each sum is deferred.

If there's a significant sum to be deferred, try to negotiate an inflation clause to stay even.

Hope deferred maketh the heart sick.

* Sum paid in shares, deferred for three years The outgoing chief executive of Lloyds Banking Group will be awarded a £1.45m bonus.

* Sum paid in shares, deferred for two years The new chief executive of HSBC is one banker who knows about disclosure rules on pay.

However, new national arrangements would allow for bed and board costs to be deferred and paid as a lump sum after the individual's death.

HOPES deferred rather than hopes dashed: that sums up the reaction of the transport lobby to the £1.8 billion in additional funding over the next three years that was announced this week.

— Patricia Jorgensen The changes you are proposing to make in the executive compensation section of the proxy are thought by some to expose vast sums "hiding" in perks and deferred compensation to executives.