Sentence examples for capital paying from inspiring English sources

According to the research, which drew on data from the Office for National Statistics plus interviews with workers, the proportion of jobs in the capital paying less than the London living wage jumped by 54% after 2008.

The biggest increase in rents was seen in London, with tenants in the capital paying 3.8% more than a year previously, though this is down slightly on the 3.9% figure recorded a month earlier.

The biggest increases in rents were in London and the south-east, with tenants in the capital paying 3.9% more than a year previously, and those in the south-east facing 2.7% rises.

In recent decades, though, that industry was supplanted by foreign-made cars run on foreign oil, so "now every time we buy a car we're exporting $15,000 of capital, paying for it with borrowed money and running it on foreign energy sources," says Czinger. "We've gone from autos being a middle-class-making-machine to a middle-class-destroying-machine".

"I just heard that they want to expel the president, and Yemen is trying for a revolution," said Zahra Ibrahim, 29, who left her three children with her parents in Mogadishu, Somalia's capital, paying smugglers $120 to get her to Yemen to look for work.

Increasing the financial contribution made towards care and support, including users with more than £50,000 capital paying 100%.

But they cannot claim a refund for taxes paid on any capital paid back to them.

The proceeds from these speculations -- the capital paid for stocks and bonds -- may seem misspent.

It was the second instance this week of a hedge fund being penalised for insider trading: Diamondback Capital paid $9m to settle a case brought by the SEC.

Against that, Long-Term Capital paid more than $500,000 to the Shearman & Sterling law firm in New York for an opinion letter.

The major part of this, the capital paid in by the common shareholders, is usually divided into two parts, one representing the par value, or stated value, of the shares, the other representing the excess over this amount.