Sentence examples for flexibility of paying from inspiring English sources

From 2016 to now, Fluent City has been building out its online platform, offering users the flexibility of paying for a single session to buying a subscription to picking up a few offline courses.

Mr Treharne, who set up seven years ago on a single site in west London, explained that the success of the model comes from the flexibility of "pay as you go" contracts, where users are not tied down to 12-month deals costing thousands.

The idea was to give the FHA greater flexibility to choose the most cost-effective methods of paying off insurance claims and disposing of acquired notes and properties.

"Acpo was concerned about the starting salaries range proposed and the outcome of these negotiations means that chief constables will now have the flexibility to pay a starting salary of up to £22,000 depending on skills and qualifications.

Of course, you do have the flexibility to pay it off more quickly.

However, private sector companies have more flexibility in paying top of the scale for the candidate they deem as a right fit for the role, organisation and team".

The bill gives businesses the flexibility to grant any type of paid leave — vacation, personal leave days — to count as sick days.

Swyngedouw is admitting that some part of the requirements are "an additional restraint and limits the flexibility of the pay out structure" relative to non-EU countries which do not have to conform with CEBS.

Insurers like Max Life Insurance provide flexibility of payments of pay-outs.

Working mothers have long served as a workplace vanguard, raising issues of caregiving, flexibility, paid leave and advancement first.

The self-employed have more flexibility and pay lower taxes in the form of national insurance, but they do not enjoy the rights or protections of employees.