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standing order

NOUN
  1. a rule of order permanently in force

How To Use standing order In A Sentence

  • Insist that they send you a comprehensive list of all your direct debits and standing orders as soon as possible.
  • He wants to know about a standing order that goes out of my bank monthly.
  • Mr Speaker, this really does make a nonsense of Standing Order 301.
  • This can be arranged easily by standing order, automatic transfer or by telephone.
  • I wonder whether the Hon Peter Dunne was right in his interpretation of Standing Orders, and I would not mind some guidance on it.
  • However, a vacancy caused by the resignation of a non-party councillor is subject to standing orders agreed by the council.
  • You can make one-off donations or regular transfers to a charity by direct debit or standing order.
  • The Committee may standing orders for regulating the procedure at, and in connection with, its meetings.
  • I pay several bills using standing orders, yet these payments reach their recipients up to five working days after being debited from my account.
  • When asked to explain the morality of charges for other essential banking services such as standing orders, reminder letters and changing bags of loose coinage, he declined to answer.
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