In one example, because of the NRSA service-payback obligation, NRSA stipends have been determined to be "loans" against future service.
Service providers discussed payback as a perceived consequence of caring for a dying family member at home: a high likelihood of payback for the… family members who might have been perceived as being there at the point of death.
For example, an operation where Serco and the existing state-run London Probation Trust jointly provide Community Payback services for the MoJ took around two years to procure.
Economical Investment cost, operation and maintenance cost, fuel cost, electric cost, net present value, payback period, service life, equivalent annual cost.
What matters is that the relief Europe chooses results in a lower debt-servicing burden with longer payback periods and greater chance for growth for Greece and the other heavily indebted economies.
For consumers, the service offers a 30-day payback option and then more longer-term options of three, six and 12-month payback windows.
CRCs handle the rest, including those at the highest risk of reoffending (rather than posing the highest risk of serious harm), community payback (formerly community service), and most group work programmes.
Quantifying the impact and payback of health services research and demonstrating the societal benefits is essential to providing the platform for continued policy support for health services research funding.
As its payback for providing the service, Spacey's production company has first dibs on the most popular screenplays posted online.
To evaluate the profitability of HAPS service, the net present value (NPV), payback period, and the internal rate of return (IRR) are calculated.
Blaming a family member who is caring for someone who is dying needs to be thoroughly investigated by the service provider, because of the complexity around payback; today the term is often loosely used to explain a situation which in the traditional sense would not constitute payback.
