"full purchase" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the purchase of an item or service in its entirety. For example: "I decided to go ahead with the full purchase and bought the car."
Ontario law also makes it easy for developers to recover the full purchase price in court.
Unlike a full purchase, buying a minority stake will not dilute Apple's profitability, either.
And in fact, a full purchase of the company's land is still the goal, executives and Florida officials say.
Both the standard and higher rates of stamp duty are charged on the full purchase price of the property.
A bank had lent him not only the full purchase price but also enough to cover five years of interest payments.
The full purchase price must be noted in the escritura, or you will end up paying more capital gains tax - at 35% - on selling the property.
Prices received by farmers averaged 75percentnt of parity, or full purchasing power, un changed from a month earlier.
If you hold a Treasury security to maturity, of course, you'll get back your principal, though maybe not its full purchasing power.
On the other hand, requesting repayment through Venmo underscores the absurdity of the consensus that, when it comes to the transaction known as the heterosexual date, men must bear the full financial burden, and thus wield full purchasing power.
Hoag said that "Our target customer is too small to have a full purchasing department, but too big to use the CEO's credit card".
Buyers in the United States were notified of the full-purchase-price offer in late August after Mazda determined that the RX-8's rotary engines produced less horsepower than the company's earlier estimate, a spokesman, Jeremy Barnes, said.
