Sentence examples for instalments long from inspiring English sources

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.

It's a lump sum for those who choose sterilisation; those who go for less permanent birth control are paid in instalments, as long as they can prove the contraceptive is still in place.

Under the scheme – the Indira Gandhi Matritva Sahyog Yojana (IGMSY) – mothers were paid up to 6,000 rupees in instalments as long as they complied with conditions such as registering their pregnancy, attending pre-natal care sessions, immunising their child and breastfeeding for at least six months.

We propose that Utx is needed in the early embryo to prevent inappropriate instalment of long-term Polycomb repression at HOX genes in cells in which these genes must be kept active.

Thus governments would take in their land revenues in instalments over very long periods (a schedule of little appeal to rapacious officialdom).

He wrote it in instalments, starting not long after he was finally allowed to meet with Nancy Hollander and Sylvia Royce, two attorneys from his pro-bono legal team.

Collier's comments are just a recent instalment in a long history of disparaging smallholders.

"The Marc Jacobs ads appear like neatly shaped instalments in a long-running, almost Dickensian tale.

After a couple of 1-1 drats at Hillsborough and Highbury respectively, Leicester's Filbert Street hosted the next instalments in this long-running saga.

Your new book, War Against the Taliban, is really the third instalment of your long personal engagement with Afghanistan that began in 1981.

What endears the Google Glass project to me is that it's the latest instalment in a long and honourable tradition in computer science.