Sentence examples for new payers from inspiring English sources
And with nearly 7,000 Starbucks stores soon accepting Square, these new payers will be able to find your business (including coffeehouses) and pay with their name, building community and creating value.
Yet each year the Super Bowl lures a passel of new payers, lured by free publicity, a shot at one of the few massive TV audiences left, and a zap-free zone:98% of the viewers last year watched not zapped the ads in the Super Bowl, says Initiative Media.
Kelley Wright Kelley Wright at Investment Quality Trends, which rates stocks as under- or overvalued according to dividend yield, says that if more companies do follow Microsoft's lead and pay dividends, it would be a while before he could apply his methodology to new dividend payers.
So 5,000 new dues payers in Vermont have become a more tempting prize than before, even if they require a costly brawl with an AFL-CIO union that already represents other public workers in the state.
The new single-payer system would be funded mostly by existing US government funding.
Let a new single-payer proposal be put forth and debated.
If you are the new bill payer and you believe the existence of a Green Deal plan wasn't properly disclosed, you can dispute the charges, but must do so within 90 days of first being notified.
In its new bribe-payers report, released on Tuesday, Transparency International said the most bribery appeared to take place in the construction and military sectors, where government officials can exert pressure on foreign companies to pay bribes or lose contracts.
There's also a new four-payer campaign co-op option: "We've wanted to do this from the beginning but now we can do it properly," says Penrose. "It's 'no ifs no buts' co-op - everything you can do in the solo campaign, you can do here.
More ominous news for payers: Thirty percent of all new drugs under development are biologics.
Last month Jeremy Hunt, the shadow culture secretary, reiterated that a Conservative government would look to scrap the BBC Trust in favour of a new "licence fee payers' trust".
