Sentence examples for is to pay a from inspiring English sources

Each man is to pay a $20,000 fine.

One idea is to pay a greater proportion of compensation in shares.

Mr. Klontz said a good way to help is to pay a career counselor for guidance.

"Our business plan is to pay a competitive wage, and maybe even a premium," he said.

Merrill is to pay a fine of $100m and alter the way it pays analysts, but will not admit liability.

The drug company is to pay a $322m fine and a further $628m to conclude civil charges.

So the greatest need, in our view, is to pay a lot more attention to these technological risks.

The computer users are told that the only way to get their machines back is to pay a steep fine.

Midway, which incurred at least $625,000 in losses on the sales, is to pay a fine of $250,000.

Chancellor Gerhard Schröder is to pay a private visit to his father's grave in western Romania, officials said.

Mr. Armstrong was to pay a price for his outspokenness.