Sentence examples for terms for payment from inspiring English sources

Anyone who does not accept tribal peoples' own terms for payment should not be there.

And then there is the insured working person who discovers, with surprise, that health insurance is a for-profit industry, that the industry term for payment is "medical loss" and that the process of extracting payment for a dire health condition can turn into a bizarre game of "catch me if you can".

The American Express Plum Card, for example, offers a 60-day term for payment rather than a typical 30-day term.

GNM's standard credit terms are for payment to be received as cleared funds by BACS payment on or before 28 days of the date of insertion/date of invoice.

These loans have more favorable terms; for example, payment on principal does not begin until six months after a student leaves college.

Until 1924, he was constantly on the move across Europe, arranging new terms for the payment of German war reparations, observing the confusion after the imposition of the Versailles Treaty.

On the 12th of January, 1871, Whitney executed a mortgage upon the same premises to the National Bank of Genesee, providing in terms for the payment of $5,000, one year from its date, whth interest, but declaring that it was made as collateral security for the payment of all notes which the bank held at the time against him, and for his other indebtedness then due or thereafter to become due.

He says he inherited a culture of "very generous terms of payment for the most senior leaders and managers of the BBC" when he joined the took the post in 2007.

We urge other national governments to exercise their votes within official sector finance agencies and to pursue other diplomatic activities that will support a cancellation of a large part of the Greek sovereign debt and new terms of payment for the rebuilding of a sustainable Greek national economy.

Hearts have rejected an offer from Rangers to renegotiate terms of payment for Lee Wallace and David Templeton.

Both Deliveroo and UberEats have seen discontent amongst their "self-employed" workforce over the terms of payment for carrying out deliveries, leading to a series of "wild cat" strikes and an attempt at some form of unionisation.