Sentence examples for enter paid from inspiring English sources

When they grow up and enter paid employment, they typically pay more in taxes than they receive in benefits.

The relatively low jobless rate among young people has also been helped by German social policies that encourage many young people to enter paid apprenticeships when they finish school.

He lied about his age to enter paid contests when he was just 15. "I hit and I ran," said Duff in his autobiography, Twenty and Out (1999), describing his fighting style.

This degree of strong polarization was not observed in Poland, although women with some work experience (who constituted almost 70%% of all the Polish women in our sample) were found to be more likely to enter paid work after childbirth than those who had never worked.

As more women entered paid employment, average hours of unpaid work diminished.

Hence, we could not know the date when Italian mothers finished parental leave and re-entered paid work.

The sons of clerks or shopkeepers attended small private schools, but entered paid work early in their teenaged years, often acquiring residential, social and financial independence (Baxter, ca. 1920s, pp. 7 10; Wells, 1934, pp. 115 154).

For example, if you enter "pay taxes" as a task, it will prompt you to work on your filing every so often as April 15 approaches, even if you don't set reminders.

The Debt on our Doorstep pressure group said that many entering "pay lending" or short-term loan agreements become locked into debt because of the rate of interest incurred.

She's interested in the unintended economic consequences that arise when women rearing children enter the paid labor force.

Global care chains typically begin when relatively well-off northern or Western women enter the paid labor force and hire other women, usually poorer women from developing countries, to care for their children and other dependents.