Sentence examples for of a remittance from inspiring English sources
In the third quarter of this year, the cost was nearly 9% of a remittance of $200.
However in rural communities in Mexico, where every peso counts, even 3% is a big bite out of a remittance cheque.
To account for the potential endogeneity of the remittance decision, we need instruments that are correlated with the level and probability of a remittance, but not education spending.
"However this cheque was not accompanied by a letter or an apology and worse still was merely in the form of a remittance advice note that could not be used by the complainant," the report said.
It's important to also consider that while blockchain can help lower costs and smooth transactions, it alone does not make a company poised for complete success -– there are other huge components of a remittance startup that need to be taken into consideration, such as cash-in/cash-out points and a unique customer acquisition strategy.
Gerald, the younger brother, leaves England to seek his fortune in America, being the recipient of a remittance at stated intervals.
With remittances, potentially it's even better, because of course a remittance typically someone sends one currency and receives another, so as well as the fee for simply moving money, which most companies will charge you, there's the fee for a foreign exchange service as well.
The medieval practice of selling papal indulgences, a remittance on punishment for sins, was one of the activities that drove Martin Luther to start the Reformation.
The packet arrived some days later, followed closely by this note: Dear Sir. You recently sent an order for cards amounting to $1,00 & enclosed a remittance of $1000.
For the Holy Year 2000, this pope has broadened how a Catholic can earn an indulgence, a remittance of punishment for sins, that was traditionally awarded after a pilgrimage to Rome.
This decision is a result of PayPal failing to get a remittance license in the country from the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
