Sentence examples for calls pay from inspiring English sources

The company is slowly removing the reasons for leaving its site – whether it's to book a taxi, watch video content, make phone calls, pay for things or read news articles.

Jon Leibowitz, chairman of the Federal Trade Commission, which has greatly increased its scrutiny of what it calls "pay-for-delay settlements" between generic and branded drug companies, said that the appeals court decision "puts us one step — and a very important one — closer to solving this very real problem".

The number of house calls paid for by Medicare fell to 1.5 million in 2001 from 1.6 million in 1996.

Most often the cards have a single purpose or use, such as making telephone calls, paying parking meters, or riding urban transit systems.

Its 1 million users make one-third of all paid Net phone calls, paying a penny a minute for domestic long-distance and 4 cents a minute for calls to Paris (a quarter of what the big carriers charge).

Do Cook County voters really want Berrios -- who Shaw calls "pay-to-play personified" -- making the county's most consequential decisions about property-tax rates?

If you haven't made phone calls, paid bills, etc... and cannot do so- make a plan.

The program is called pay for performance, P4P for short.

It's a little something — a big something — called Pay With Square.

The program was called Pay to Play until the Amazon lawyers changed it to Vendor Realignment.

They even pay generic drug makers not to produce cut-rate competitors in a controversial scheme called pay for delay.