Collocations withpayment
These are words often used in combination withpayment.
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actual payment
The circular referred to merely fixes the period after the actual payment of the allowance in each case within which it must be accounted for.
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alternative payment
I recognise the value of prepayment meters or the alternative payment methods available to people wishing to pay as they go.
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annual payment
Its use by the chiefs allocating wetland plots against an annual payment has a very different connotation from the past token of respect and thanks.
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automatic payment
This prevents automatic payment direct into a giro or bank account.
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average payment
The average payment total for the post-transplant subjects is $21,160 per year.
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balance of payment
Globalization enables the fast movement of money between countries, resulting in frequent balance of payment crises and unstable domestic economic performance.
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cash payment
Then, from the 1960s a cash payment for members sick at home was introduced.
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deferred payment
There has been a growing tendency to conduct export business on the basis of ever-lengthening deferred payment terms rather than on a cash basis.
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delayed payment
In this case too delayed payment was common.
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direct payment
Incentives were limited to provision of seeds, plants, and inputs and not direct payment for conservation.
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electronic payment
Additional process digitisation can be provided by the integration of secondary services, such as electronic payment or digital signature.
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excess payment
I pass to the second reason—namely, the risk of excess payment of compensation.
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extra payment
An extra payment can be obtained, but it is limited to sums incurred in carrying out any structural alterations of the dwelling-house.
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fixed payment
In 1912, however, authorization for export was delegated to a trading company for a fixed payment.
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guaranteed payment
The money that is paid out in the guaranteed payment as a deficiency payment goes to the farmers.
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illegal payment
If a final payment were made without a declaration, it would be an illegal payment.
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immediate payment
The payments are based upon an agreed principal amount (called the ' notional ' amount), and there is no immediate payment of money between the parties.
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increased payment
Certain standards were fixed, and if there was increased production over and above that standard, the workers benefited by way of increased payment.
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initial payment
There is obviously a massive initial payment associated with hadron therapy f acilities due to the newness of the technology and the complicated technical specifications.
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interest payment
There are two explanations for the high water price paid by output sharing buyers: a risk premium payment and an implicit interest payment.
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lease payment
Secondly, will he tell us, in the mechanism of repaying that private capital as some type of lease payment, where the money will come from?
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minimum payment
Together, the twin acts from 1957 ensured all children of lone parents received a minimum payment as a matter of right.
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mobile payment
Choosing a bank-linked model enables offerings of a variety of value added financial service built on top of the basic mobile payment transaction.
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monthly payment
By the dual laws on forwarded maintenance and provider's benefit, all children not living with both parents were guaranteed a minimum monthly payment.
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mortgage payment
They have been turned out because of mortgage payment failures.
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one-off payment
Without consulting the cabinet, he promised a one-off payment and a monthly allowance to the 60,000 veterans.
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one-time payment
The settlement included a one-time payment of more than $595,000, a retroactive promotion, and retroactive pay at the highest salary for 1998, 1999, and 2000.
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online payment
I refer to the waiting period that is traditionally required before one can use credit cards and, therefore, gain access to online payment systems.
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out-of-pocket payment
Patients were told that their response represented an out-of-pocket payment for the test.
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payment gateway
The tones are masked and the information passes directly into the customer relationship management system or payment gateway in the case of credit card transactions.
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payment plan
In all cases the payment is either not yet due, or is being made debt in accordance with an agreed payment plan.
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payment processor
Their customers are banks, credit unions, payment processors and interbank networks.
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periodic payment
For a lump sum or some periodic payment, the state leases a license to collect state revenue.
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premium payment
There are two explanations for the high water price paid by output sharing buyers: a risk premium payment and an implicit interest payment.
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prompt payment
In the former case, this can pose some constraints with respect to attracting buyers; however, it can also assure prompt payment to growers15.
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quarterly payment
The question of quarterly payment of telephone subscriptions is being considered in connection with the revision of the rates of subscription.
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ransom payment
Women and children, finally, are carried away as prisoners, but readily released, with or without a ransom payment, after peace has been restored.
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regular payment
This regular payment is reflected indirectly in the massive minting of silver coins that were suited to small wage payments.
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rent payment
Up until that period he had been a good tenant with an acceptable record of rent payment.
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required payment
Polluters have a 20day grace period to pay the monthly/quarterly levy, after which the required payment increases by 0.1 per cent per day.
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royalty payment
It might be said, therefore, that the principle of payment for use is recognised already by the royalty payment.
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severance payment
Rather, the employees want to receive as large a severance payment as possible.
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social security payment
This allows the down-and-outs to turn up in the evening and have a bed at a low price—lower than the social security payment.
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substantial payment
There we had a substantial payment of interest on money we had accumulated, which is brought to the credit of the fund.
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support payment
The authors then use the size of the required support payment as their indicator of the magnitude of the conservation programme costs.
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timely payment
As part of these changes, the report rightly recommends the transition to a culture of timely payment.
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token payment
There was a token payment in cases where possible, for additional comforts other than supplementary rations.
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total payment
The total payment of the central government's share for this day-care item was unknown in the governmentwide budget process.
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up-front payment
All contracts acknowledge risk by providing some form of up-front payment or sample fees.
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