Sentence examples for contracted to pay from inspiring English sources

A part of the present national debt was contracted to pay the old debts of Texas.

He has paid $1 million & has contracted to pay the other $2 million over a period of 5 years.

And this year the Obama government contracted to pay Xe Services a quarter of a billion dollars for security work in Afghanistan.

Two years ago, Jan Burman, the president of Burman Properties in East Meadow, contracted to pay $17 million for the 472-acre industrial core of the Calverton site.

But the Jets have invested an enormous amount of energy and money in Sanchez, and, assuming that no one will trade for him, they are contracted to pay him $8.25 million next year, whether he plays or not.

His other clients included John Lennon, who, according to "The Beatles," a 2005 biography by Bob Spitz, contracted to pay Mr. Stanley for a lifetime supply of his wares.

It's common sense, especially to any business person, that if you contract to pay certain bills, you have to pay them.

Syndicat members who bought ewes would contract to pay a price for the animals that would allow a firm margin of profit for the Thônes-Marthod breeders.

We contract to pay you £3 an affiliated member.

The company has a contract to pay several million dollars in consulting fees to Johns Hopkins Medicine.

They could smash monopolies and force firms vying for public contracts to pay a living wage.