Sentence examples for favourable payment from inspiring English sources

The auction house also offered such favourable payment terms that some buyers may still be paying for the work.

However, if much of the world is suffering from a recession, from low growth or are pursuing strategies which depend on a favourable balance of payments, then nations can begin competing with each other to devalue.

Vast amounts of time are taken up with chasing late payments from clients and customers, negotiating more favourable terms for their own payments and finding cash to alleviate the pressure during quieter months.

The suspicion is awkward for Mr Berlusconi because prosecutors in Bari are looking into whether the aim of the payment was to buy favourable testimony.

Higher hospital utilisation can reflect failures of primary care [ 33], greater supply such as more available beds [ 34], or favourable reimbursement approaches, including use-based payments.

It is probable that the country's final balance of international payments was last year more favourable than for a number of years past.

Moreover, the agreement is on favourable commercial terms to ValiRx, requiring no immediate payments to Pharmatest for providing services.

The Brexit secretary said the government would not rule out making future payments indefinitely in order to secure favourable access to European markets, in remarks that were endorsed by the prime minister's spokeswoman and the chancellor.

David Davis, the Brexit secretary, said last week that the government would not rule out making future payments to the EU in order to secure favourable access to European markets.

Based on the idea of an agglomeration bonus we consider a scheme in which land-owners only receive payments if habitats are arranged in an ecologically favourable configuration.

In Mexico, it also means a payment made by a politician to a journalist in exchange for favourable coverage.