Sentence examples for formerly paid from inspiring English sources

He has succeeded in transferring to the state government numerous expenses that were formerly paid by the city.

In the heat, the two enjoy their central air-conditioning, though the first Con Edison bill was twice what they formerly paid.

Fees formerly paid to professors by students were abolished and each student was required to pay $100 to the College treasury.

Racing loses its 10% levy, formerly paid on profits by those businesses – money on which it relies to fund prize money, employment, security, regulation and welfare.

The monthly payments, which would include the past due amount, would be about $150 more a month than he had formerly paid.

When a company adopts an open policy, no more accrued days are banked, so whatever money it formerly paid departing employees goes to the bottom line.

Whether Google's practice of offering free services in formerly paying markets is fair is a complicated question, said Layne Kruse, an antitrust attorney at Fulbright & Jaworski.

In 1994 National Medical Enterprises (as Tenet was formerly known) paid $380m to settle charges that it had all but imprisoned healthy patients in its psychiatric hospitals until their insurance ran out; this year it also paid about $100m to the aggrieved patients.Columbia has a few old skeletons in the family closet too.

If her alleged revival in domesticity exists, it's not so much about gender as it is about class: a class of well-educated, formerly highly paid women in affluent households, exhausted by the struggle to square careers, children and the inflexibility of employers who refuse to allow reduced hours.

Kodak Imaging Network, formerly Ofoto, paid a modest $32,000 penalty to the FTC for the modest transgression of not providing an opt-out mechanism in its commercial e-mails.

Populis (formerly GoAdv) paid 8.2 million euros (roughly $11.4 million) for the company, adding 14 million unique monthly users to its network of websites as well as 700,000 registered blogs and writers to its portfolio of media brands, including Blog.co.uk and Blog.de.