Sentence examples for organization to pay from inspiring English sources

In one case, the judge ordered the organization to pay $20,000 in compensation for the mistreatment of a translator who questioned why he was not promoted.

But if they gave money to a labor organization to pay the security people who check your luggage more than $6 an hour, I'd be surprised.

Perhaps, Dr. Berman suggested, Medicare and Medicaid and private insurers — which would benefit substantially if health fiduciaries prevented unwanted and unnecessary treatments — would finance an independent organization to pay their fees and regulate their practices.

Ford had been criticized for years for giving small project grants rather than larger grants for general operating support that would enable an organization to pay its rent and thrive in the long term.

After Azaria's victory in court, the bus company didn't refuse the campaign, but it did argue that it feared buses would be vandalized, and tried to get the organization to pay an additional fee.

A decade later, a judge ordered the organization to pay $1 million to the Humane Society of Canada for soliciting donations in Canada and then transferring funds to the United States.

ReServe also requires organizations to pay because it ensures the work is valued.

It also called on health insurance organizations to pay for the time it takes for doctors to deliver prevention messages as part of clinical care.

Ms. Liu said that she was waiting for money from various supporting organizations to pay her percentage, but that Yale wanted its money immediately.

Mr. Douglas said it was unclear whether money was still available at the two dissolved trade organizations to pay the award.

After complaints from Catholic leaders that the mandate undercut their faith, Mr. Obama offered a compromise that would maintain coverage for contraception while not requiring religious organizations to pay for it, but critics remained dissatisfied.