Sentence examples for premium due from inspiring English sources

"It's disappointing the chancellor seems to have used the potential £40 saving on the average premium due to the whiplash crackdown, to increase IPT," says the AA.

Perth then look to force turnovers in the middle of the pitch, where space is at a premium due to their proactive positioning.

High leverage is an essential, uniquely optimal feature of bank capital structures when liquidity is priced at a premium due to demand for assured access to capital.

This is the time, generally seven to 31 days, after the premium due date, before which the insurer may cancel the policy.

HECM (pronounced HECK-um) Saver trims the upfront insurance premium due at closing to 0.01 percent of a property's value, from 2 percent.

But yearly rates are not easily comparable to daily rates, which come at a premium due to the work and logistics around setting up a short-term lease, Ho says.

The percentage of premiums due was increased from two to four per cent by the amendment of 1941, effective April 25th of that year.

Some policies have a value as high as $100 million or more, with the total premiums due ranging from $10 million or more each.

British drivers are paying an extra £10 each year in premiums due to a "dysfunctional" motor insurance market, according to the trading watchdog.

Houses within five miles of shale gas sites could face higher insurance premiums due to the risk of explosions and residents' health could suffer due to noise and pollution, according to the Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) report.

As part of a rail strategy published by Grayling, the franchise contract of Virgin Trains East Coast will be terminated three years early, potentially forfeiting up to £2bn in premiums due to the Treasury.