Sentence examples for electing to pay from inspiring English sources
Tuckness can't be bothered with insurance, electing to pay the penalty, created by the Affordable Care Act, for not carrying personal health coverage.
I cannot imagine that DeMaurice Smith is electing to pay all of those hours for his attorneys to negotiate an agreement that he and his membership then decide not to ratify".
With cash reserves running out fast and bankruptcy looming, the government has raised the spectre of electing to pay public sector pensions and salaries over debt repayments to the International Monetary Fund and European Central Bank.
"If each channel depended on individual consumers electing to pay individually for it, this would slash potential viewership and seriously hurt the ability of most channels to attract their current level of advertising dollars," said Jenni Moyer, a spokeswoman for Comcast.
If money is tight, electing to pay interest only will cut the payment by more than 60% for two years.
And they added that most fans who have ordered the download have elected to pay something.
Will you elect to pay more than 50 percent more in annual fees to access these new perks?
Seattle declined a $4,133,333 option on the 34-year-old right-hander and elected to pay a $250,000 buyout.
Pedro Astacio's $9 million option was declined by the Houston Astros, who elected to pay a $1 million buyout.
