Sentence examples for payment marks from inspiring English sources
The introduction of the government's flagship universal credit payment marks the biggest overhaul of the benefits system since the 1940s.
Payments marked for debt reduction are passed to the Debt Management Office which uses the money to buy and cancel government bonds.
Russia agreed to lease facilities at Sevastopol for $100 million a year for 20 years, with the payments marked off against Ukraine's existing $3 billion debt to Russia.
The announcement by eBay's online payments unit marks an aggressive move into the mobile payment space.
ANOTHER TRUMP LAWYER HAS BEEN LINKED TO STORMY DANIELS PAYMENT "Documents marked 'HIGHLY CONFIDENTIAL PROCEEDING' for the first time tie President Donald Trump's flagship holding company to the continuing effort to silence a former adult-film actress who says she had an affair with Mr. Trump".
They described plantation work as tedious and attributed their itinerant lifestyle to dependency on a plantation payment system marked by low and irregular wages.
But the island has a fraught history with the IMF, stretching back to the 1970s.In this section The homecoming Lenten diet Early kick-off Polar-bear politics Reprints Related topics Bruce Golding International Monetary Fund (IMF) JamaicaThis month's events were a repeat of those of three years ago, when a bond swap that lowered interest payments also marked the start of an IMF programme.
If you plan to open a closed-end credit account with a retailer, be prepared that the retailer will hedge the risk of non-payment by marking up the merchandise price and charging a high interest rate.
Last year, Mr. Motassadeq authorized a payment of 2,100 marks from Mr. Shehhi's account to Mr. Atta, and another for 5,000 marks to another suspected member of the Hamburg group, Ramzi bin al-Shibh, who sought to enroll in Florida for flight instruction but was refused a visa by American consular officials.
After the war, a German court agreed on Ledwinka's role in creating the Beetle and ordered a payment of three million marks.
At Kaiser-Tengelmann, which owns hundreds of supermarkets around Germany, cashiers will press a currency button to indicate whether payment is in marks or euros.
