Sentence examples for payment twice from inspiring English sources

The customer can upgrade to a new smartphone for another down payment twice a year.

They included fraud, breach of confidence, attempts to obtain payment twice, and unjust retention of property.

The company would lend even if the borrower had been 90 days late on a current mortgage payment twice in the last 12 months, if the borrower had filed for personal bankruptcy protection, or if the borrower had faced foreclosure or default notices on his or her property.

As long as the loan represented no more than 70percentt of the underlying property's value, Countrywide would lend — even if the borrower had been 90 days late on a current mortgage payment twice in the last 12 months, had filed for personal bankruptcy protection or had faced foreclosure or default notices on his or her property.

To undercut the union's appeal, C.F. & I. raised pay ten per cent, started making payments twice a month, abolished scrip, limited the workday to eight hours, agreed to allow checkweighmen, and promised never again to force anyone to shop at the company store.

To combat this, Damac has guaranteed buyers a 3% annual return on down payments and advance payments (twice what fixed deposits are currently paying, it noted).

CAS chief executive Margaret Lynch said: "As we know that the Scottish government will be developing and introducing its own PIP equivalent, we don't want to see disabled claimants having to go through changes in their payments twice in a short period of time.

Now desperately short of cash, it has more payments twice the size of the recent one due in weeks, and pensions and salaries to pay at the end of the month.

One borrower, for example, declined a loan modification because the proposed payment was twice as high as his existing mortgage.

Ukraine's fractious politics have helped to strain relations with Russia, which has shut the flow of gas in payment disputes twice in recent years.

In the event he was terminated for "cause," his contract, a summary of which H.P. filed as an exhibit to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, provided a cash payment of twice his base pay (of $1.2 million, or $2.4 million); his earned but unpaid bonus (his "target" bonus was $2.4 million a year); any accrued but unused vacation — and "no further compensation".