Sentence examples for make pay from inspiring English sources

How to make pay stretch is a weekly bookkeeping nightmare.

By reducing union power, they say, right-to-work laws make pay and conditions worse.

We have a choice to make: pay a little now or a lot later.

Widespread excerpting would seem to make pay models harder to impose.

Democrats were also prepared to make pay equity an issue against Republicans in Senate races.

The solution is not to use affirmative action, as Dr. Haidt suggests, but to make pay scales more competitive.

Pushed by Mr Bewkes, this would make pay-TV channels like HBO available online to all who can prove that they subscribe to them on television.

The bosses of Japan's other big securities firms could well be ensnared in the scandal.Why did Nomura feel the need to make pay-offs?

The bank, which will report full-year results on Monday, is to issue tens of millions of pounds worth of new shares, which will allow it to make pay-outs to UK staff without jeopardising its financial security.

In fact, Ms. Gottesman is starting a second business called Green Light Deal -- she doesn't want me to tell you much about it yet -- but she doesn't see a way to make pay-per-click pay off for it because too many big organizations are competing in this arena for too few relevant keywords.

In addition the failure to include Sky Sports 3 and Sky Sports 4 in the ruling, and no "meaningful restrictions" around what channels BSkyB might make pay-TV on Freeview through Picnic, means that there is "plenty of room for Sky to entrench further its control of the pay-TV market".