Sentence examples for sharp payment from inspiring English sources

Yet doctors must still wait for Congress to handle the sharp payment cuts they perennially face under Medicare as a result of the formula the government uses to pay doctors.

First, in terms of incentive design, avoid sharp payment distinctions that do not reflect meaningful differences in program performance and do not expect an incentive to single-handedly shift the balance between investment in new electricity generation and investment in programs to reduce energy consumption.

Some were known as 3-27 or 2-28 mortgages, with a teaser interest rate for the first two or three years, and then a sharp increase in payment no matter what happened to market rates.

Adam Craggs, tax partner at RPC, said the sharp rise in payments was likely due to greater public awareness of the pursuit of tax evaders.

Other cuts include a sharp reduction in payments to ill people claiming Employment and Support Allowance who have been classified as possible being able to work in the future – the so-called "Work Related Activity Group".

A budget office analysis released Friday said the House bill would "result in a net increase in the federal budget deficit of $239 billion" over 10 years, partly because of an increase in Medicare spending to avert sharp cuts in payments to doctors.

Over the next 10 years, the budget office said, the House bill would "result in a net increase in the federal budget deficit of $239 billion," partly because of an increase in Medicare spending to avert sharp cuts in payments to doctors scheduled to occur under existing law.

With the prospect of Project Canvas speeding up internet-delivered television programmes to living room sets, and easy downloads, there is rapid change to exploit, and the scope for sharp commercial innovation and payment deals – although he is not going to turn E4 or any of the digital channels back to subscription services.

This results in a sharp jump in monthly payments.

Ms. Swirski cited the government's sharp cuts in welfare payments.

The only other avenue was Seafood Alliance's owner, David Seto, who, Detective Grady determined, had a reputation for sharp elbows and late payments.