Sentence examples for only supposed to pay from inspiring English sources

Taxpayers are only supposed to pay for official government functions.

The Pentagon, after all, is supposed to pay only for projects with a military purpose.

It is supposed to pay only for party activities, like voter drives.

By law, public housing residents are supposed to pay only one-third of their income in rent, but Ms. Conners said it took the Housing Authority three months to adjust her payments when her income fell because she was on leave.

The Gore-Lieberman campaign is raising millions of dollars for an obscure fund that is supposed to pay only for legal and accounting costs and not television advertisements or other political costs.

Your capital is very small, your experience is very small, you're only starting up – and you're supposed to pay taxes.

Love was confined to private life, where only women and novelists and psychoanalysts were supposed to pay much attention to it.

The government is supposed to pay for a motor-driven chair only if the patient would be confined to bed without one.

Bank officials announced Friday that Puerto Rico has only $200m in cash in the operating account from which it was supposed to pay the general obligation bond debt.

U.S. corporations are supposed to pay taxes on the profits of their overseas subsidiaries — but only when those profits are transferred back to the parent company.

(Under current law, retailers have to collect the tax only in states where they have a substantial presence, known as nexus; otherwise customers are supposed to pay it).