And if they are going to pay out full stop.

Yes, but what are you actually going to pay out for, John.

A much more important question is whether the policy will pay out in the first place, he says.

The money is to be paid out over two years.

The money will be paid out from 1999 through 2003.

The rest would be paid out over a number of years.

All the same it was quite enough to have to pay out every week.

But a lot has to happen before any money could be paid out.

You'd better have an understanding with her before you pay out any more money.

We do not know where it will be paid out.

I went to the Hall and the old man paid out.

"Always thinking of yourself and taking your pay out in fine words from those who care nothing for you."

Only that was to be paid out of my first month.

One is that they are not paid out just because a company makes money.

So they are paying out money for people who find problems and report them.

We're already paying out more than we made from 1950 to present to the states.

And many others may have to pay out of pocket if they can.

Is there any point in paying out a lot of money each week.

I was happy to pay out my contract to leave.

Although, no money changes hand and the contract may not pay out until up to 20 years later.

Actually, it is 45 days' pay out of a 182-day season.

This fund is paid out to all members of the society.

The money would be paid out as clients made use of the services.

If an insurance company were having to pay out, they would want a lot more information than we are being offered.

So money would be paid out basically from day one Makes sense.