Sentence examples for instalment scheme from inspiring English sources

PayPal Credit, once known as Bill Me Later, allows buyers to defer payments on purchases; Amazon now offers a similar instalment scheme to customers buying larger items.

Moreover, the report overlooks the fact that Yanis Varoufakis has already submitted a list of effective non-recessionary reforms, of which the first, the instalment scheme, has achieved half of its target for 2015 (€200m) within three weeks.

In order to keep the stream of payments associated with advance corporation tax payment, 'large' companies (comprising the majority of corporation tax receipts) were subjected to a quarterly instalments scheme for tax payment.

If a transfer request is issued, a player might lose part of a signing-on fee – these are usually paid in annual instalments – but, in the wider scheme of things, the amount of money forfeited would be relatively small and cancelled out by the financial benefits of being transferred.

That will be helped by further instalments in the ECB's funding-for-lending scheme, which is open until mid-2016 and provides banks with dirt-cheap funds.But the obstacles to such a recovery remain formidable.

The £12m instalment will be used to fund projects including housing and mental health support schemes for military veterans.

The final instalment of £1m, bringing the total to £3.5m, would be paid when a hotel planned as part of the scheme opens.

The opportunity is being presented to households as "a forerunner" to the government's much-vaunted "green deal", the scheme to encourage people to waste less energy by allowing them to install efficiency measures for little or no cash upfront, repaying the cost instead by instalments on energy bills in the future.

In another case, the group developed a monitoring scheme for the construction of a hospital ablution block, whereby they would donate for the construction in instalments long after their return to Ireland: 'That's still being built and they are still e-mailing us pictures because we have to see it going up … We only put in 10% of the money each time.

She put on yet another intense outfit for the final two Hunger Games instalments and currently plays the scheming Margaery Tyrell in Game of Thrones.

One final instalment, perhaps?