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Definition of instalment in English: instalment(US installment) noun ɪnˈstɔːlm(ə)ntɪnˈstɔlmənt 1A sum of money due as one of several equal payments for something, spread over an agreed period of time. the first instalment of a grant for housing the purchase price is paid in instalments Example sentencesExamples - These commissions were to be payable in four equal instalments after the payment of each instalment provided for in the shipbuilding contracts had been paid by Latreefers to the Yard's bank.
- Fortunately, after some disagreement I was allowed (most graciously!) to pay off the amount in installments over the next 12 months.
- The policies typically vest in 10 to 20 years, after which investors can withdraw the money in installments or leave it where it is.
- They're typically paid in installments over five to seven years, and you pay taxes only as you receive money.
- He claims that Jazz City has offered to pay the money in installments, but that the Journal has declined, insisting that it be paid in one lump sum.
- Such an interpretation would have meant that the mortgage was payable in installments as the lots were sold.
- Formerly, owners who sold their companies through asset sales and received the payment in installments had to pay taxes on an installment basis also.
- In addition to the increased exemptions, you can also elect to pay your taxes in installments.
- And, pay the amount in instalments over a period of seven years.
- The January wage was distributed in installments, only half of February was paid, and March salaries are still outstanding.
- But thanks to a recent change in the tax laws, selling is now more painful than ever - that is, if you're being paid in installments.
- Kent asked to be permitted to make payment of premium in instalments beginning with US $70,000 at the end of July 1994.
- To use the system, complete and submit an application for approval to pay an amount due in installments.
- I was charged according to my income and the amount can be settled in installments - interest free.
- The report also said continued auto-promotion campaigns featuring low interest rates, low down payments and long installment periods also contributed.
- Loans are repaid in monthly instalments over an agreed period.
- You will be expected to make a significant down payment, with the balance by agreed instalments over a short period.
- In some industrial and construction loans the amount lent may be drawn down by the borrower in instalments within an agreed period.
- For example, insurance companies are able to let customers make instalment payments on insurance policies without a fee where previously there was one.
- The contribution is to be paid when they file their income tax return or make installments payments, where applicable.
Synonyms part payment, partial payment instalment plan, instalment-payment plan, deferred payment British hire purchase, HP North American instalment buying British informal the never-never 2Any of several parts of something which are published, broadcast, or made public in sequence at intervals. filming the final instalment in his Vietnam trilogy Example sentencesExamples - Of course we're kidding, Sean will be back next week with the final installment.
- In all truthfulness, this exaggerated approach does work for this film - but it will get too over-the-top in the final installment of the series.
- What is known is that the final instalment will be set years before the events of the original Star Wars trilogy.
- Thirty years after his death, and fifty years after the book was published, the final installment of the trilogy was released.
- They chose the final installment in the newspaper pollution series for a ‘toe-in-the-water’ test.
- Written anonymously, it was published in instalments on the internet and soon became an underground sensation in mainland China's gay community.
- The response to the first instalment of Dark Alliance was interesting - silence; the rest of the media did not respond.
- The first two published instalments of the manuscript contained material which was drawn from Deist criticisms, though worked out with great thoroughness.
- The series A Sense of Place will be launched during this special programme and the first instalment will be broadcast from 10.15 to 10.45 am.
- A summary of the story will be published in instalments in NZine.
- This is the first in what we plan to be a regular series of cases, which we will publish in instalments.
- He was last seen on the big screen in the final instalment of Star Wars and on television in a documentary recording his travels across the world on a motorbike.
- We gaze obediently like cattle at the television screen perched above, broadcasting the latest installment of a Spanish soap opera.
- Two more installments of the British documentary series Chaplin Today are offered here.
- Is it a mystery, a comedy, a thriller or the last instalment of the X-Files?
- Following an overwhelming response, BBC News Online is publishing a second instalment of answers to your questions.
- Follow along as I now review the final installment to this thrilling saga!
- Clone Wars takes place between the second and third installments of George Lucas's prequel trilogy.
- After the 2003 release of The Return of the King, its final installment, The Lord of the Rings will finally get the chance to be viewed and judged as a whole work.
- But amongst this chaos, Stewart has beamed down to promote Star Trek: Nemesis, the 10th instalment of the feature film series.
Synonyms part, portion, section, segment, division, bit chapter, episode, volume, issue 3mass noun The process of installing something; installation. instalment will begin early next year Example sentencesExamples - Its instalment has increased the systems capacity to 8,000 of a population.
Origin Mid 18th century (denoting the arrangement of payment by instalments): alteration of obsolete estalment (probably by association with installation), from Anglo-Norman French estalement, from Old French estaler 'to fix'. Definition of installment in US English: installment(British instalment) nounɪnˈstɔlməntinˈstôlmənt 1A sum of money due as one of several equal payments for something, spread over an agreed period of time. the first installment of a grant for housing the purchase price is paid in installments Example sentencesExamples - These commissions were to be payable in four equal instalments after the payment of each instalment provided for in the shipbuilding contracts had been paid by Latreefers to the Yard's bank.
- Kent asked to be permitted to make payment of premium in instalments beginning with US $70,000 at the end of July 1994.
- Fortunately, after some disagreement I was allowed (most graciously!) to pay off the amount in installments over the next 12 months.
- Formerly, owners who sold their companies through asset sales and received the payment in installments had to pay taxes on an installment basis also.
- And, pay the amount in instalments over a period of seven years.
- But thanks to a recent change in the tax laws, selling is now more painful than ever - that is, if you're being paid in installments.
- The contribution is to be paid when they file their income tax return or make installments payments, where applicable.
- The report also said continued auto-promotion campaigns featuring low interest rates, low down payments and long installment periods also contributed.
- I was charged according to my income and the amount can be settled in installments - interest free.
- Loans are repaid in monthly instalments over an agreed period.
- In addition to the increased exemptions, you can also elect to pay your taxes in installments.
- You will be expected to make a significant down payment, with the balance by agreed instalments over a short period.
- To use the system, complete and submit an application for approval to pay an amount due in installments.
- They're typically paid in installments over five to seven years, and you pay taxes only as you receive money.
- In some industrial and construction loans the amount lent may be drawn down by the borrower in instalments within an agreed period.
- He claims that Jazz City has offered to pay the money in installments, but that the Journal has declined, insisting that it be paid in one lump sum.
- The policies typically vest in 10 to 20 years, after which investors can withdraw the money in installments or leave it where it is.
- Such an interpretation would have meant that the mortgage was payable in installments as the lots were sold.
- The January wage was distributed in installments, only half of February was paid, and March salaries are still outstanding.
- For example, insurance companies are able to let customers make instalment payments on insurance policies without a fee where previously there was one.
Synonyms part payment, partial payment 2Any of several parts of something which are published, broadcast, or made public in sequence at intervals. filming the final installment in his Vietnam trilogy Example sentencesExamples - Following an overwhelming response, BBC News Online is publishing a second instalment of answers to your questions.
- The first two published instalments of the manuscript contained material which was drawn from Deist criticisms, though worked out with great thoroughness.
- A summary of the story will be published in instalments in NZine.
- Two more installments of the British documentary series Chaplin Today are offered here.
- Is it a mystery, a comedy, a thriller or the last instalment of the X-Files?
- Thirty years after his death, and fifty years after the book was published, the final installment of the trilogy was released.
- What is known is that the final instalment will be set years before the events of the original Star Wars trilogy.
- Follow along as I now review the final installment to this thrilling saga!
- Clone Wars takes place between the second and third installments of George Lucas's prequel trilogy.
- This is the first in what we plan to be a regular series of cases, which we will publish in instalments.
- In all truthfulness, this exaggerated approach does work for this film - but it will get too over-the-top in the final installment of the series.
- The response to the first instalment of Dark Alliance was interesting - silence; the rest of the media did not respond.
- Written anonymously, it was published in instalments on the internet and soon became an underground sensation in mainland China's gay community.
- He was last seen on the big screen in the final instalment of Star Wars and on television in a documentary recording his travels across the world on a motorbike.
- We gaze obediently like cattle at the television screen perched above, broadcasting the latest installment of a Spanish soap opera.
- Of course we're kidding, Sean will be back next week with the final installment.
- The series A Sense of Place will be launched during this special programme and the first instalment will be broadcast from 10.15 to 10.45 am.
- But amongst this chaos, Stewart has beamed down to promote Star Trek: Nemesis, the 10th instalment of the feature film series.
- They chose the final installment in the newspaper pollution series for a ‘toe-in-the-water’ test.
- After the 2003 release of The Return of the King, its final installment, The Lord of the Rings will finally get the chance to be viewed and judged as a whole work.
Synonyms part, portion, section, segment, division, bit 3The process of installing something; installation. installment will begin early next year Example sentencesExamples - Its instalment has increased the systems capacity to 8,000 of a population.
Origin Mid 18th century (denoting the arrangement of payment by installments): alteration of obsolete estalment (probably by association with installation), from Anglo-Norman French estalement, from Old French estaler ‘to fix’. |