Sentence examples for priority payment from inspiring English sources

Duff & Phelps reassured staff on Thursday that workers' wages would continue as a "priority payment" and said it had received "a number of expressions of interest" in the business.

The football creditor rule – in American parlance, this would be the "soccer creditor rule" – is essentially a contractual provision which provides that any football club that becomes insolvent will loose its right to membership in the league unless it provides for priority payment of insider claims in its bankruptcy case.

Certain priority payments are due from the $400,000 cash outlay being made by Kobel.

It rejected the introduction of an interim "expertise and professional accreditation allowance" or the abolition of £1,200 "special priority payments".

The company might not even have enough money to make priority payments to Linc employees in a winding up, the lawyers said.

The report recommends the suspension of bonuses for all chief officers and superintendents and the scrapping of both the £1,212 competence-related threshold payment and "discredited" special priority payments of up to £5,000.

Other key recommendations included the suspension of bonuses for all chief officers and superintendents and the scrapping of both the £1,212 competence-related threshold payment and "discredited" special priority payments of up to £5,000.

It has rejected Winsor's plan for a new skills bonus to replace an automatic competency allowance that became known as "grab a grand" and instead backed scrapping special priority payments, which were supposed to reward frontline roles but had become routine, to save a further £86m a year.

This will give you a clear picture of your income and what your priority payments are – things like your housing costs, council tax, heating and lighting, medical expenses, child care, family travel costs and so on – and then look at your unsecured debts to see how best to manage them.

The police arbitration tribunal has backed most of the key principles of the proposals put forward by the former rail regulator, Tom Winsor, with the bulk of the savings coming from the abolition of £1,200-a-year "spriorityriority payments" and a two-year freeze on officers automatically moving up payscales.

Priority payments come before payday loans.