Sentence examples for long-term payments from inspiring English sources

Saks said it had no long-term payments due until December 2010.

The reform law of 1946 established a ceiling on individual holdings and provided for expropriation and resale of excess land to the tenants against long-term payments.

The companies agreed to make long-term payments to the governments, and in return, the states agreed not to sue the companies for smoking-related injuries.

Gov. George E. Pataki signed legislation yesterday allowing local governments to collect long-term payments in lieu of taxes reached through negotiations with the new owners of nuclear power plants.

But Chancellor Gerhard Schröder cut back the long-term payments, and as of next February, Germans who are out of work for more than a year will be entitled to benefits similar to ordinary welfare -- about $414 a month, plus money for rent and utilities.

The long-term payments were made under the Performance Unit Plan, a four-year program that compensated executives with cash if Enron's total shareholder return -- a combination of dividends and the increase in the stock price -- ranked sixth or greater compared with a number of alternative investments.

Agents, led by Geiger, worked out long-term payment plans.

Because she received a lump-sum long-term payment and he didn't?

Besides having unadulterated mandates of combating poachers and preventing habitat encroachment, these contractors can also be given long-term payment incentives for reviving tiger populations.

The Treasury reported recently that as of March, nearly 228,000 troubled loans qualified under the Obama plan for long-term payment reductions; another 108,000 long-term modifications were pending.

For investors, a guarantee of a long-term payment from a financially stable municipal or investor-owned utility is supposed to make the cost of capital cheaper, because the risk is lower.