Sentence examples for payment set aside from inspiring English sources

If they fail to graduate, they will forfeit a lump sum payment set aside by the filmmakers to help the children get a start in life.

The need to spend time invoicing, chasing invoices, and doing your budgeting, is an inevitable part of the job, and to save fuming in the middle of a creative project and stopping the flow of concentration to chase a late payment, set aside time each week or month to do it.

Morrison said the government was considering a plan to force users into rehab or have their welfare payments set aside for use on food and other essentials, under an expansion of a cashless welfare card being trialled in South Australia and Western Australia.

Guaranteed for three years, it's funded by a program called Royalties for Regions, an arrangement under which 25% of Western Australia's mining and petroleum royalty payments are set aside for development of the state's rural areas.

You can also set up recurring payments to set aside a bit of money each day, each week or each month.

In his judgement, Denning modified English case law on part payment and accord and satisfaction, saying that the rules on part payment can be set aside in situations where one of the parties is under duress.

In October 2012, payments company Braintree set aside $2 million from its Series B to court startups to its platform by waiving the processing fees for the first $50,000 in transactions.

But in a decision, announced Monday, that is unlikely to fully satisfy either side, the regulator did not make such payments mandatory and it set aside adopting a system for payment negotiations pending a court ruling on its legality.

It would withhold 10 percent of the first incoming payments until it had set aside $10,000 in the reserve account.

The payments, from a fund set aside by government and run by councils to help those struggling with housing costs, increased from £20m in 2010-11 to £184m in 2013-14 as people sought financial help to cover shortfalls.

The company had a gain of $8.1 million, or 9 cents a share, from the partial reversal of a reserve set aside for payment guarantees to data providers of its former Telerate unit, now owned by Bridge Information Systems.