Sentence examples for existing pay from inspiring English sources

Existing pay phones, which date to the 1980's, had to be retrofitted to accommodate advertising panels.

As long as there is always one bank out there willing to bid high, existing pay structures will be hard to change.

The Local Government Association has offered a 4% raise, which has been rejected, and an overhaul of the existing pay formula.

By the partnership's count, the two existing pay toilets are now used an average of 450 times a week, or about 25,000 times a year.

However, the proposals will not lead to lower salaries for existing top executives because existing pay deals are legally binding, according to the BBC.

The best and the brightest in government are now rewriting existing pay contracts and determining that certain firms will be compelled to pay much less than their competitors.

"You are seeing technology companies take advantage of the frustration that exists with the existing pay-TV system," said Steve Beck, founder of cg42, a management consultant firm.

Those titles will still be governed by the studios' existing pay-TV deals and are not covered by the Netflix deal.

Social Security reform, if it happens, would allow people to save for their own retirement through individual accounts that would compete with the existing pay-as-you-go system.These two Bushes coexist uneasily.

The new service, which will launch in the coming weeks, will will be part of BSkyB's existing pay-per-view film rental service Sky Store, according to Andrew Griffith, the company's chief financial officer.

"Pay TV is the carrier for interactive services," Ms. Reitsma said, explaining that British broadcasters are bundling these new services with existing pay-per-view packages as an incentive for subscribers.