Sentence examples for payment necessary from inspiring English sources

As the saying went, all you needed was to be able to fog a mirror: No down payment necessary.

This policy was adopted after intense lobbying by leaders of the gay community, but access to the drugs was still spotty, because a prescription was required and many patients could not afford the initial payment necessary to visit a doctor.

While the caller could not her pay her credit card bills, she was able to come up with a $500 payment necessary to keep her home, at least for now.

No purchase or payment necessary to enter or win.

The value of WTP is calculated as the difference between the CE for a risky alternative and represents the payment necessary to make the farmers and investors indifferent between the less-preferred alternative and the preferred alternative (Salalah): Fig. 4 Neg.

Notice how we're using the term "advance" and not "loan". Because there is no payment necessary unless there is a favorable outcome in terms of a settlement, award or verdict, legal funding advances are not loans but are, instead, non-recourse transactions.

New Year's Eve promises to be a relaxed celebration, with a festive a la carte menu (no pre-payment necessary, but booking advised).

Owners typically pay only the interest on loans of 5, 7 or 10 years and refinance the big principal payments necessary when the loans come due.

As state unemployment benefits expire, typically after 6 to 12 months, Chrysler will provide all the payments necessary to maintain the workers' incomes at least at the 95percentt level until the current labor contract expires in September 2003.

Kadabra is considered the best of the 3-year-old trotters, but illness earlier in the season prompted his owners to stop making the payments necessary to keep him eligible for the Hambletonian.

In a largely glowing profile, the magazine noted that "LeBoeuf has been able to skim the cream of partners from less profitable firms, and to meet the big up-front payments necessary to bring in older rainmakers.