Sentence examples for payments to a third from inspiring English sources

And most do have considerable equity invested, given that four out of five are paying only a monthly lot rent, which means they own their trailer outright or are making payments to a third party.

Some important services offered by insurance companies, such as 24-hour nurse hotlines and disease management programs for preventive care, are classified as administrative costs, and not medical expenses, solely because of the technicality that they are not payments to a third party.

Author warrants (i) that he/she is the sole owner or has been authorized by any additional copyright owner to assign the right, (ii) that the article does not infringe any third party rights and no license from or payments to a third party is required to publish the article and (iii) that the article has not been previously published or licensed.

(i) If a person, including a Federal contractor, assigns the right to receive a Federal payment to a third party (the "assignee"), the assigned payment will be subject to offset to collect a delinquent debt owed by the assignee.

They say: "Undisclosed commissions (ie payment to a third party)... are undesirable distortions of the procurement process and will usually be deemed to be corrupt in law". But the internal DESO document obtained by the Guardian says the exact opposite.

When an alleged error involves a payment to a third party under the financial institution's telephone bill-payment plan, a review of the institution's own records is sufficient, assuming no agreement exists between the institution and the third party concerning the bill-payment service.

At the time, O'Reilly was negotiating a thirty-two-million-dollar payment to a sixth accuser.

The Jewish Claims Conference, the organization in New York that is handling the claims of Jewish former slave laborers, began sending $44 million, or $4,400 each, as a first payment to a first wave of 10,000 claimants in 25 countries.

Steer clear of used-vehicle ads in which a vehicle (often purported to be located out of state) is being offered at a below-market price and those who respond are told to send payment to a third-party agent using a funds transfer service – usually the vehicle is never delivered and the "seller" is never heard from again.

If you outsource this important task which includes code checking, eligibility verification, negotiating and getting payments to a professional third-party; it will not cost you much and additionally, you can focus on other aspects of your practice – especially devoting more time to patient care.

She cites the government's plan to limit welfare payments to a family's first two children.