Sentence examples for it could pay lower from inspiring English sources
G.M. originally planned to import its new small car from China, where it could pay lower wages, but it agreed as part of a deal it reached with the United Automobile Workers union in May to build the car in the United States instead.
Mr. Atkins said such maneuvers — which some federal officials say might be criminal fraud — were good for shareholders because directors could issue fewer options to reward executives knowing the price would rise, and then could pay lower salaries.
In 2005 Heritage applauded Bush for suspending provisions of the Davis-Bacon Act, so that federally funded Gulf Coast construction projects could pay lower-than prevailing wages.
When GM went public again in 2010, it boasted of making 43percentt of its cars in place where labor is less than $15 an hour, while in North America it could now pay "lower-tiered" wages and benefits for new employees.
But by the mid-80's, to cut costs, many of the packing houses had moved to small towns where they could pay a lower, nonunion wage.
The states said that because of their lower rating they were forced to buy bond insurance so they could issue bonds that pay lower interest rates.
And then, when she could afford it, she could pay me whatever she could afford.
Moreover, most women who entered the workforce in the United States before World War II were single and did not have families to support; hence, they could be paid lower wages.
D_SALISBURY: They would pay lower taxes.
According to the Obama administration, 76% of the people enrolled in Obamacare could wind up paying lower premiums next year if they switched from their current plan to the lowest cost one in that level of coverage.
