Sentence examples for phased payments from inspiring English sources

Another offer, which was described as including a large portion in cash and some phased payments amounting to $600 million, came from the Yucaipa Companies, which are controlled by Ronald W. Burkle, in partnership with the former Miramax owners Bob and Harvey Weinstein, who co-founded Miramax in 1979 and then sold to Disney in 1993.

In fact according to a lawsuit filed against the Bar in Superior Court in Orange County Ca., in September 2012, a State Bar investigator closed at least three investigations where "phased" payments were used by an attorney, and had no apparent problem with that.

Nottingham offers its students the option of making phased payment to cover the cost of accommodation.

The House proposal phases payments down based on local fee-for-service costs.

In the POC phase, payments will be on the basis of $20 per POC test, up to a maximum of 150 tests, and $30 per re-test in clients who test positive.

In the standard practice phase, payments will be on the basis of $10 per test, up to a maximum of 150 tests, and $30 per re-test in clients who test positive.

He added that "after the stance he has taken", Mr Cameron "needs the total figure cut rather than phasing in payments.

It calls for tax rebates of up to $600 for individuals and $1,200 for couples, with the payments phased out for individuals earning more than $75,000 and couples earning more than $150,000.

Its report said: "We believe that time needs to be allowed for a proper evaluation of the pilots which the government is running on direct payments to tenants, followed by a phased implementation of direct payments, after appropriate safety net arrangements for vulnerable people have been developed and tested".

"We believe that time needs to be allowed for a proper evaluation of the pilots which the Government is running on direct payments to tenants, followed by a phased implementation of direct payments, after appropriate safety net arrangements for vulnerable people have been developed and tested".

In 2013, as transfer payments are phased out, however gradually, and as some tax cuts are allowed to expire, disposable income growth and consumption growth will slow.