Payment in favour of

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

The minimum level of out-of-pocket payment are in favour of the poor; this is reflected by the probability and level of payment for both OP and IP services is consistently low among the poorer than the richer quintiles.

Yes, the one that circumvents Android's own app store payment system in favour of carrier billing.

Besides the cost, the reluctance of the major parties to make concrete promises is almost certainly linked to the way we have conducted the national conversation around welfare and poverty for a very long time – the "narrative" of blame, where the multiple complexities that leave people reliant on payments are ignored in favour of simplistic and brutal rhetoric about "dole bludgers" and "rorters".

Dailly says utility payments, mortgage and other payments get squeezed out in favour of the lenders' demands for repayment.

The government has been criticised for withdrawing services such as pension payments from post offices, in favour of them being made directly to bank accounts.

Countries with high level of out of pocket payment and no effective policies protecting the poor from health payment have benefit incidence is in favour of the rich.

Controversial payment vehicles should be avoided in favour of those most likely to be employed in real life to elicit payment for the good in question.

The Livestock and Livestock Products Amendment Act of the same year eliminated government guarantee of the Livestock Patrons' Assurance Fund, designed to protect cattle producers from payment defaults by livestock dealers, in favour of leaving the Fund entirely in the hands of the industry.

It suggests ending remaining subsidies linked to production, in favour of payments for tending the landscape while choosing what to grow.

Ridgeway is just one of many Britons turning their back on cash in favour of newer payment solutions – like mobile or contactless cards – due to ease.

He says he is in favour of cash payments to householders as part of this.