Sentence examples for fall to pay from inspiring English sources

He says his party believes that many of these benefits will have to be targeted in future, as budgets fall to pay off the budget deficit.

The US is also guilty of frequently falling to pay its UN member fees.

Americans also believe that comprehensive immigration reform better serves the economy because it would increase wages and improve working conditions for all workers, generate additional tax revenues, and help honest employers undercut by those unscrupulous workers who undercut competitors by paying lower wages and falling to pay their fair share of employment taxes.

But Japan Telecom, Japan's third-largest telecommunications company, said it expected profit to fall 22percentthis yearar to pay for the building of a new network.

I didn't stop temping until 1996, but I had a mortgage and my mum had always drummed it into me that I should always have something to fall back on, to pay the bills in lean times.

So they need not say where their £48bn cuts will fall or how to pay for last minute giveaways, trust us.

At the opposite extreme, legislators may allow the tax-free savings for kindergarten through 12th grade education to expire at the end of 2012 and let the annual contribution cap for higher education savings fall to $500 to pay for higher priority tax breaks.

But who besides the Yankees would fall over themselves to pay A-Rod roughly $30 million the year he will probably be a 42-year-old designated hitter on a farewell tour?

Today also marks the second anniversary of the United Nations' declaration in support of Universal Health Coverage (UHC), so that no one should fall into poverty to pay for the health care they need.

Perhaps this is why some American writers, especially, have fallen over themselves to pay tribute to her work.

By 2009, both interest rates and the city's credit rating were falling, forcing Detroit to pay the banks some $50 million a year and to pledge roughly $11 million a month in casino-tax revenue as additional collateral.