Sentence examples for attached paid from inspiring English sources

The program simply provides a fellowship, with recipients (some 20 to 40 each year) receiving $500,000 each, no strings attached, paid in quarterly installments over five years.

This obviously includes due process rights and compensation, if she wants to attach pay to the results of the evaluation".

And almost all of that money comes with strings attached, to pay for programs for poor children and the disabled.

And there is a public-good argument for it: a student who comes with $1m attached can pay for financial aid for many others.

Part of his paycheck has been attached to pay off his credit card debts, and he is unable to put aside money for another crisis.

It would also mean greater oversight on compensation for banks that are seeking to return the TARP money in an effort to avoid the new strings attached to pay.

There's a price tag attached: Nonna pays $50 an hour for Ruri's company.

The apps could inspire longer listening sessions that expose users to more ads, get them more attached to their paid accounts, and share more links that drive referral traffic from Facebook.

So the point of attaching Pays finance to the property is that householders would only be responsible for the repayments while benefiting from the measures.

A 'one nation' Labour budget next month would lay the foundations for a recovery made by the many, not just a few at the top" Miliband stressed his plans did not amount to a manifesto commitment, but sent out a strong signal and message about the priority he attached to the low paid.

The government should drive a hard bargain, with strings attached covering executive pay and dividends.