Sentence examples for payments in either from inspiring English sources

Some shops are also expected to start accepting payments in either CUCs or CUPs (at the current real rate of 25 CUPs to one CUC .The government has declared that the transition will not hurt holders of either currency.

US VW owners have been told they will be able to choose between having their vehicle purchased back at its pre-scandal trade-in value, or to have VW repair the cars once regulators approve the fixes – and receive the cash payments in either case.

Carbon payments in either a PES or REDD+ scheme are dependent on the rate of carbon sequestration, not the size of C stocks, so site selection must be ordinarily confined to the sea edge.

The rejection of Pedroni's no within-dimension null hypothesis indicates that the adoption of one cashless payment method in either Austria, Belgium, France, Germany or Portugal, will affect the usage of the same cashless payment method in another EU country.

In addition, there was no significant change in the mean payment amount in either resolution group over the 5-year period (settlement, p=0.94; judgement, p=0.36).

There was no significant change in the proportion of paid claims resolved by settlement versus judgement over time (p=0.83); nor was there a significant change in the mean payment amount in either resolution group (settlement, p=0.94; judgement, p=0.36).

In my view his actions do not constitute gross negligence as set out in either payment services regulations or the Financial Conduct Authority guidance," he says.

The level of linkage payments in each city is determined either through case-by-case negotiations (as in Boston) or by the application of a formula that assumes an average charge per square foot (as in San Francisco).

In PES schemes, payments can either be tied to indicators of actions for service provision or to indicators of the generated service itself.

Lord Black said on Monday that he would resign as chief executive but would stay on as chairman despite disclosures of more than $30 million in payments that were either not authorized by directors as the company had reported or not disclosed to shareholders at all.

Given the choice of making six monthly payments of $200 dollars either in advance or after their return, almost two-thirds of the respondents said they would rather prepay, even though they would incur a penalty in lost interest.