Sentence examples for aimed to pay from inspiring English sources

"The incentive is directly linked to the schedule of repayments of the government loan, which we had aimed to pay 25 per cent of by the end of 2008 and have achieved significantly ahead of schedule".

Both direct and indirect costs have a limited influence on the society, because it is the user of a voluntary sustainability standard who is aimed to pay [60].

He aimed to pay for a few minutes of studio time to record a two-sided acetate disc: "My Happiness" and "That's When Your Heartaches Begin".

Only on the actual day of the show did I see that the whole night was aimed to pay tribute to Krautrock pioneers, and complete weirdos in another sense, Kraftwerk.

Aim to pay off holiday debt in four to six months if possible.

The plans usually aim to pay off the individual's unsecured lending within five years.

Some funds have target dates when they will end, and others aim to pay indefinitely.

Unless you can find something in the sales, you should aim to pay a little more.

Now they question every aspect of pay programs, rather than feeding the pay spiral by aiming to pay the C.E.O.

In "The Amelia Project, Phase II," told in eight sections, Ms. Ludwick aims to pay homage to Earhart's achievements.

As a general rule, Wall Street firms aim to pay employees about half of what they take in from clients.