Sentence examples for opting to pay from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, institutional investors are opting to pay consultants to advise them on allocations, or are investing directly into hedge funds themselves.

Thus, Goldman argued, it was not bound to pay Mr. Aleynikov's legal fees despite opting to pay for a number of others.

Most patrons paid at a cash register, and an employee sat at a table with two plastic cash boxes for those opting to pay on the honor system.

A whole new generation of music lovers are opting to pay for unlimited "jukebox in the sky" subscription services like Mog and Rhapsody, which let them play any song, whenever they want, to an increasingly wide range of devices.

But this year, as the economy soured and tax revenues plunged, he cut his proposed payment by $784 million, opting to pay only $500 million into the system this June, said Tom Vincz, a Treasury Department spokesman.

While the changes to the estate tax might not produce a revenue windfall for the United States Treasury from people opting to pay the 35 percent gift tax, they could lead to a conversation that families at all levels of wealth rarely have: how do they want their lives, and by extension their wealth, to influence their children?

Some firms will simply opt to pay the fine, however.

Users can opt to pay an optional 0.5 per cent ongoing fee to have their portfolio continually monitored.

Since this was just a test, I opted to pay Dwolla back its dollar.

The government, for instance, could opt to pay interest on Treasuries and put off other bills.

Others, including The Los Angeles Times and USA Today, have opted to pay the debts.