Sentence examples for ended to pay from inspiring English sources

As for the big money subsidies that would have to be cut or ended to pay for a lower rate — including less generous depreciation and reduced deductibility of interest on corporate debt — the White House merely presents them as part of a menu of options for "consideration".

Alex decided in the end to pay the £2,000 fine.

Union calls for an end to pay restraint are getting louder.

"Every member of the Republican caucus is ready, today, to put an end to pay to play," Mr. DeCroce said.

So I decided, in the end, to pay bonuses that would leave a profit roughly equal to the previous year's.

Banks that were owed collateral by LTCM started demanding it early in the morning; those who owed it waited until the day's end to pay.

My memories are as follows: saving up pocket money for weeks on end to pay for the ferry across to Portsmouth to go to a gig.

The notion of retirement an abrupt end to paid employment is relatively recent but has been hugely popular.

She said staff were upset about the end to paid breaks as they sometimes were not even able to take a break during a busy eight-hour shift.

For example, retirement used to mean an end to paid work, but increasingly people are working part time or as consultants after retiring from their primary career jobs.

(The Guild says CBS demands, including an end to paid lunch hours, would amount to a 13% pay cut).