Sentence examples for organized to pay from inspiring English sources

The current system taxes only about half of business income, because many enterprises, particularly small ones, are organized to pay taxes under the income tax code for individuals.

Danny had only two weeks left in the program, and seemed to have learned to be more organized, to pay attention and to work faster, she said.

It sounds a bit like it's got the potential to become a black market for CliffsNotes, but it does provide students with a legitimate way for those who actually study and stay organized to get paid for helping their peers get up to speed.

UK Uber drivers have also organized to protest pay and conditions this year.

The justices considered a similar case in 2016, and after hearing arguments appeared poised to overturn a 1977 Supreme Court precedent that let unions force non-members covered by contracts negotiated by organized labor to pay fees in lieu of union dues to help cover non-political union expenditures.

At the rally, organized to demand higher pay, Patrick J. Lynch, president of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, screamed himself hoarse and punched his hand in the air for emphasis from a makeshift stage on a rented flatbed truck.

That's because their ability to secure better wages pressures employers whose workers aren't organized to raise their pay too.

Some useful changes include organizing borrowing to pay lower finance charges.

I found Ashley at a rally organized to support a proposed paid sick leave law in Miami-Dade County. Miami-Dade County

Those two days morphed into a two-week, unpaid suspension when Brooke briefly stopped by the after school literacy fair (she had previously organized) to drop off prizes (paid for with her own money) and to pick up materials for several students whose parents were unable to attend.

So, without fundamentally changing the way doctors are paid and organized to practice medicine, we cannot expect to control costs.