Sentence examples for devised to pay from inspiring English sources

Until a mechanism is devised to pay Wall Street for quality advice, no new rule is likely to produce it.

Then a new salary system was devised to pay each worker according to how many of the messages the mothers retained when the monitor followed up.

Options for giving can be devised to pay a predetermined annuity (at least 5percentt annually of a property's fair-market value, and typically higher for an older donor).

The other is that of all the levies devised to pay for necessary public spending, a tax on the increased value of houses (which accounts for 40% of the total £2.8bn yearly yield of inheritance tax) is the least unfair.

Over the years, a confounding mix of fund share classes and sales load structures were devised to pay intermediaries, ultimately diminishing returns to investors.

In the rapidly evolving world of modern finance, there are a surprising number of ways Wall Street investment bankers have devised to get paid along the way while a deal is getting done.

In theory, the system was devised to help legislators pay the costs of maintaining homes in their sometimes remote electoral districts along with accommodations near Parliament in London.

If some workers or employees are considered 'essential', then society should endeavor to treat such employees as such, by devising mechanisms to pay appropriate wages which justify such 'essentiality'essentiality

"But keep in mind that state and local taxes are not deductible for A.M.T. purposes," said Mr. Scharin, referring to the alternative minimum tax, a parallel tax system originally devised to ensure that the wealthy paid enough taxes, but that now ensnares many in the middle class.

Since 2000 at least three schemes have been devised to to rescue the remains, paying for this with a development of so-called "live-work" units, which would exploit the desirability of the riverside site to attract professionals such as architects to the woodland site, but all have failed.

Until the October 2008 banking crisis there were no restrictions on the way bankers were paid, but rules were devised to try to link payouts to performance when it emerged that banks would still pay bonuses despite receiving taxpayer bailouts.