Some will even pay a premium in order to protect their privacy.
In what is something of a national characteristic, Swedish elections tend to be exercises in confrontation avoidance, with a high premium on order and decorum.
He added there was some concern among investors that they would now have to pay a substantial premium in order to get access to potential assets.
Deregulation of the world's electricity industry could raise demand through "green pricing" schemes, in which customers can choose to pay suppliers a premium in order to buy renewables.
Chelsea have added Carlos Bacca to their list of transfer targets and are ready to pay a premium in order to bring the 29-year-old to Stamford Bridge, according to reports.
The tendency of the Bloomberg administration to invoke the fear of terrorism when speaking of protest has led many to wonder whether the mayor is simply placing too high a premium on order at the expense of civil liberties.
When your insurer invests your premium in order to be able to pay out should you file a claim, it is doing the same: finding the corporations that make the most profit.
Consumers have to pay the first month's premium in order to be covered by January 1, but AHIP said those who paid the first month's premium by January 10 would still have retroactive coverage by January 1, ensuring that they could recoup any costs paid out for healthcare.
In recent decades, Japanese schools have developed a system that in some respects is what some American schools are talking about now: long hours, emphasis on basics rather than electives, school uniforms and a premium on order rather than on creativity.
"Tip your head back," I told him, because I had just paid an enormous West End premium in order to embrace this fantastic new technology (and I also really wanted to see if the squirrel thing gets the acorn in the end).
