Sentence examples for been allowed to pay from inspiring English sources

In addition, employees have not been allowed to pay for their partner's coverage with pretax dollars.

But they have not been allowed to pay the £4,000-a-month marginal cost of doing so.

Since 2002, illegal immigrants have been allowed to pay in-state tuition at state universities in New York.

Water bills have risen by more than 60% over the past decade, as above-inflation increases have been allowed to pay for environmental improvements and replace ageing pipes.

The players Grayson has been allowed to pay a fee for in that period include "undisclosed" sums for Andy Lonergan, Alex Bruce, Adam Clayton, Ross McCormack, Leigh Bromby and Danny Pugh.

In the UK, Google bore the brunt of criticism from Margaret Hodge, who chairs the public accounts committee, after it emerged that Google – which the Guardian understands is a member of the DEG – had been allowed to pay £3.4m in tax to HMRC in 2012 despite UK revenues of £3.2bn.

One group was allowed to pay secretly; another paid in public.

Only consumers should be allowed to pay to get faster, prioritized services.

And, perhaps, we would be better off if we were allowed to pay for it.

Train gain British train operators are allowed to "pay" disrupted passengers in rail travel vouchers.

Businesses to be allowed to pay their rates in 12-month instalments.