Sentence examples for to a specified amount from inspiring English sources

Brokerage firms typically collect a flat "desk fee" from agents who work in their offices, or take a cut of home sale commissions up to a specified amount.

This is made easier by software programs like Auction Sentry and BidSniper, which users program to enter last-second bids up to a specified amount, automatically.

The Eurozone is often compared to the pre-World War Two gold standard - a commitment by participating countries to fix the prices of their domestic currencies in relation to a specified amount of gold.

Special drawing rights were originally equivalent to a specified amount of gold, but were not directly redeemable for gold and instead served as a surrogate in obtaining other currencies that could be exchanged for gold.

When your dirt is ready, Garden Buddy lets you know how many plants to sow to cover a specified amount of space, and its database of 47 common vegetables tells you when to plant what, how much to grow to feed your household and how long to wait to harvest.

"The first thing that comes to mind are flip taxes," Mr. Cholst said, explaining that some co-op proprietary leases require a shareholder who is selling an apartment to pay a specified amount to the co-op corporation upon the sale.

Defined benefit plans promise to pay a specified amount to retirees.

Cheques are a specific type of a bill in terms of being a written order to a bank to pay a specified amount upon presentation (Cassis 2010, p. 296).

The model has been optimized with respect to operating time in order to minimize total contact time to achieve a specified amount of methylene blue removal using a fixed mass of adsorbent.

The model has been optimized with respect to operating time in order to minimize total operating time to achieve a specified amount of phosphate removal using a fixed mass of adsorbent.

Promissory note, short-term credit instrument consisting of a written promise by one person (maker) to pay a specified amount of money to another on demand or at a given future date.