Sentence examples for make periodic payments from inspiring English sources
A CDS is a contract between two parties in which the buyer promises to make periodic payments to the seller in exchange for the right to a payoff in the event of a default.
A corporate note that promises to make periodic payments based on a fixed interest rate exposes its holders to interest rate risk.
A variable annuity is a mutual fund-type investment contract between the investor and an insurance company, under which the insurer agrees to make periodic payments to the investor, beginning either immediately or at some future date.
Episcopalians generally make annual pledges in the fall and fulfill them throughout the year through electronic payments or by making periodic payments via an envelope that they put in the collection plate.
The healthcare law says insurers who enroll eligible, low-income Americans shall cover the costs of their deductibles and co-payments, but promises the federal government "shall make periodic and timely payments" to cover those costs.
The language in the ACA is unequivocal: the Department of Health and Human Services "shall make periodic and timely payments to the issuer equal to the value of the reductions".
You will make periodic principal reduction payments as you are able, and will completely pay off the balance on the land contract in a short period of time: 3-5 years.
Even though the government makes periodic "progress payments" as the work is completed, she said, those payments often fall short of costs in the beginning because the heaviest costs are at the start of a contract.
Gary Dellaverson, the chief financial officer for the transportation authority, said the developer was required to make certain periodic payments and guarantees, which, he said, would discourage a developer from walking away from the deal and risk losing tens of millions of dollars.
A publicly traded company makes periodic disclosures to its shareholders.
"[N]othing in [the act] demands that cancellation be the sanction for failure to make agreed-upon periodic payments or even requires the commission to permit payment to be made over time".
