Sentence examples for merchant only from inspiring English sources

See Brief for Petitioner at 8; Brief for Respondent at 9. Despite the arbitration clause, Italian Colors sued in court, claiming that the market study necessary to prove its antitrust claim would cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, while the average merchant only had approximately $5000 in damages.

In terms of costs for merchants using Payleven, billing is transaction-based — no subscription fees — so the merchant only pays when using the service, and there is no minimum turnover.

This supporting character is a little like an outback version of Resident Evil 4's merchant, only rather more at one with the spirits.

For one thing, a merchant only needs to be 100% compliant at the time of the review- this loophole can make a merchant lax throughout the year, and only fix up the security holes during the time of the review or audit.

A multi-stage filtering process is performed to limit the sites according to defined criteria (e.g. food product merchants only).

It was interpreted to restrict bankruptcy proceedings to merchants only, and the laws of many other countries followed the French lead.

One big benefit for the company, though, is that it charges merchants only if a customer clicks on an item, while search engines like Google typically charge a fee each time a customer clicks through to an advertiser's site.

The Dublin-born comedian brought an authentically Irish and iconoclastic voice to mainstream British entertainment during the 1970s but succeeded in making himself heard above the competing babble of conventional gag-merchants only through hard work and formidable self-belief.

The ideas in the pavilions will be interlinked: the one devoted to van Varick, whose childhood came before Hamilton's monetary wizardry, will show how difficult it was to shop when some merchants only accepted gold, others shillings and some demanded wampum or other forms of exchange.

Traditionally, the banks' focus has been on provision of card processing services to merchants only.

In the end, merchants only care about two things: speeding up their checkout lines and cutting costs.