Sentence examples for exact paid from inspiring English sources

Expenditures were partly based on average costs (AVER) in clinics, partly on estimations (EST) and partly on exact paid and reimbursed costs (REAL, see Additional file 1).

The very exacting paid labour of quilting certainly involved much of the latter, but such a conclusion does a grave disservice to this extraordinary history of female (and sometimes male) creativity.

Davis knew that if too many partners found out the exact pay packages there would be resentments and jealousies.

The exact pay-outs will vary for each individual, and be determined by independent doctors and fund administrators agreed upon by both sides.

Peter Kelly, director of the Poverty Alliance, said the SQA had committed to introduce a "robust" system in time for next year's exam season, to monitor exact pay rates for each invigilator, some of whom are now being recruited.

Italy and Spain also refuse to disclose the exact pay packages of their CEOs, Knight says, partly because those two countries have "traditionally insisted on doing things their own way—not the U.S. way".

Women are still earning less than men, although the exact pay gap depends on age.

When interviewing, we're supposed to be more interested in the job and bringing value to the employer than the exact pay.

According to the American mutualist William Batchelder Greene, each worker in the mutualist system would receive "just and exact pay for his work; services equivalent in cost being exchangeable for services equivalent in cost, without profit or discount".

The exact amount paid out on the swaps is determined by an auction of Greek bonds.

Lewis also wants to establish the exact costs paid by the company for mounting a defence against Piedmont's intervention.