Sentence examples for paying term from inspiring English sources

"Oh, that's okay," you may be thinking, because they've been steadily paying term life premiums all these years -- probably many tens of thousands of dollars worth -- so they're covered.

For example, perhaps you can negotiate a longer pay term or faster delivery.

The Misplaced Assumption Avoid low paying long-term government bonds.

He also promised classroom support staff better pay terms.

Under "take or pay" terms common in the industry, Russia may bill Ukraine for the unused gas.

And, in pay terms, Brodsky added, "writing, painting, composing music" were greatly inferior to working for a bank.

Publication of the survey comes as the government and the teaching unions begin talks on pay, terms and conditions.

"The new system introduces clear contracts and minimum pay, terms and conditions, which are enforceable in Irish and EU law.

Flint's pay terms are contained in HSBC's pay policy, set out under new requirements from the business secretary, Vince Cable.

But, since the teachers' union has opted out of the social-partnership scheme, the government cannot offer it better pay terms than those available within the PPF.

Mr. Naidoo of Unite said what was at issue was "pay terms and work conditions" but declined to go into details.