Sentence examples for may pay its from inspiring English sources
They directed me to Schedule 2, paragraph 16, where it states: "An NHS trust may pay its staff such remuneration and allowances and employ them on such other terms and conditions as it sees fit".
Without a vigorous entrepreneurial culture, Brenner believes that no matter how well a country may pay its scientists, they'll go elsewhere if they really want to explore their own ideas.
Community, based in Freehold, N.J., may also pay its shareholders a one-time cash dividend of 75 cents a share.
But it underlines the price the United States may pay for its unresolved debate over human embryonic stem cells: if American researchers lose their technical lead, Washington will also forfeit the chance to set the ethical rules of the game.
VW, facing astounding fines and costs, may pay with its very existence.
In July, the city of Detroit declared bankruptcy, raising concerns that it may not ultimately pay its bond obligations in full.
It took a mandatory Securities and Exchange Commission filing, but McDonald's appears to have finally acknowledged the obvious in its recently-issued 2013 annual report: it may have to pay its workers more money.
The IMF, however, may have to pay its own way.
The PA may struggle to pay its dues for March.
Investors are worried that the indebted firm may struggle to pay its dividend, having banked on the failure of Virgin's legal challenge.
An example: the city has about $6-$6-$7m cash on hand; on 15 May it has to pay its school system $8.5m.
