Sentence examples for able to pay its from inspiring English sources

It was also commercially successful, so it was able to pay its contributors and to have a large staff -- a very large staff for a half-hour show.

"However, following an announcement made by the group on 27 February 2015, it was able to pay its first dividend since this time on 19 May 2015.

But Britain also has to show that it will be able to pay its way.

A big mosque like the one in Whitechapel is able to pay its imams a decent wage because it rents out its building.

CalPERS believes that it will be able to pay its defined benefit pensions but that employers might have to contribute more.

It also is able to pay its employees handsome bonuses.

On the economy, he said it was vital for a country to be able to pay its debts - maintaining "a low rate of interest" so it could borrow money cheaply.

The Social Security Administration projects that it will only be able to pay its beneficiaries in full until 2037.

The company, which is controlled by the Walt Disney Company, warned again that it would not be able to pay its debts if the restructuring was not approved.

If the money does not arrive soon, the island's government admits it will not be able to pay its civil servants.

Chicago State University has announced it won't be able to pay its bills after March 1, Western Illinois University is making faculty cuts and the University of Illinois is making plans to cut costs next school year.