Sentence examples for elected to pay from inspiring English sources

elected to pay on a monthly basis.

And they added that most fans who have ordered the download have elected to pay something.

He was fined $262.50, which he elected to pay off in installments.

Pedro Astacio's $9 million option was declined by the Houston Astros, who elected to pay a $1 million buyout.

At first the courts ordered that, whether they elected to pay or not, whatever money they had on their persons should be seized and paid in as fines.

Of 47 families already registered for camp this summer, he said, 16 elected to pay the highest tuition, 14 the middle and 17 the lowest.

Will you elect to pay more than 50 percent more in annual fees to access these new perks?

There are exceptions for required upfront mortgage insurance premiums, say for a Federal Housing Administration loan, and for points that borrowers elect to pay to lower the mortgage interest rate.

Tuckness can't be bothered with insurance, electing to pay the penalty, created by the Affordable Care Act, for not carrying personal health coverage.

The fact that he may elect to pay the tax and make the prescribed disclosures required by the Act is a matter of his choice.

You may also elect to pay for short-term parking with Parkmobile in the Toboggan Lodge lot, (Parkmobile zone 4114), on Forest Home Drive.