Sentence examples for means payments from inspiring English sources

That means payments can go up.

If a household suffers a major shock (asset loss, job loss), the informality of the system means payments can be negotiated down.

The spokeswoman said NASD expected to make a contribution to the fund of about $7.5 million, which means payments in the future years will be less.

The money will go to EU member states, although Google's decision to appeal means payments will be suspended for some years.

At the Niger-Burkina Faso border, we again saw huge lineups of trucks waiting for customs inspections (which, translated into the local patois, often means payments to officials to avoid an inspection).

"Branchless banking", in which roving teams or local vendors equipped with fingerprint readers disburse the cash, means payments can be made in remote areas, even while checking the identity of claimants.Making recipients do something in return for their money may amplify a scheme's benefits.

(c) The term duplicate payment means payment made, in whole or in part, for the same emergency services for which VA reimbursed or made payment.

This means payment terms are lax; the business has extended £20k-60k of credit (depending on which brother you speak to).

Cloud also means payment based on usage and very high expectations for service availability (24/7) and access (from anywhere and with any device).

That would probably mean payments of around 20 billion euros, or about $24 billion, after Britain's departure.

But the organisation has recently been hit by a series of problems, including a fault that meant payments have been delayed to civil service pensioners living overseas.