Sentence examples for being allowed to pay from inspiring English sources

Since all but a few of the biggest financial firms are being allowed to pay dividends, any argument that they should have significantly higher capital requirements is untenable.

The Papuan natives are so thrilled at being allowed to pay a tax that they dress in their cleanest clothes for the occasion, march down to the courthouse in a body, circle it ceremoniously once or twice, and walk in singing.

Quite apart from being allowed to pay dividends again, that could unleash a bit more dynamism into its executive suite.

However, these thrift institutions were provided a competitive advantage by being allowed to pay one-quarter percent more (25 basis points) on savings instruments than commercial banks.

The figure pales in comparison to the program's $700.0 billion price tag, but it indicates stress tests are being completed and banks are being allowed to pay back TARP funds.

These vouchers have a relative amount of freedom-for-use attached, with vouchers being allowed to pay students loans, tuition, housing, and other options.

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.

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