Sentence examples for original pay from inspiring English sources

The rival's offer, then, would resemble the original pay pattern.

HBO remains the pay television leader with about 29 million subscribers, and is still best associated with original pay TV programming.

A nurse, for example, might regard Royal Mail's original pay offer of 8.6% over three years, plus legal protections on conditions, as not so bad.

In fact, his original pay cheque for this year (before it was topped up) was already the second biggest in corporate history: £62.78m.

Rhea Wolfson, a GMB Scotland union organiser, said the city's previous Labour administration was to blame for the original pay inequality at the centre of the dispute.

Unison wants their original pay offer reinstated as a basis for negotiations.

For those remaining in the government's original pay-as-you-go system, the maximum retirement benefit is now about $1,250 a month.

Like The Room and Year Walk, it's a reminder that creative, original pay-upfront games can still be commercially successful on smartphones and tablets, even if "freemium" has become the dominant business model on these devices.

Harry S. Pozycki, the chairman of Common Cause New Jersey and an author of the original pay-to-play legislation, said the Assembly Democrats had made a promising turnabout.

Per the original (pay-only) Post story, he also accused the bill's champions of being "big spenders" whose desire for cuts was defense cuts and tax increases was "nuts," and said he "was signing only because the bill contained a provision raising the federal debt limit to $2.8 trillion".

Senator Thomas H. Kean Jr., the Republican sponsor of the original pay-to-play bill, said Tuesday that "it's imperative that this legislation be fundamentally revised" to extend to all levels of government and to prohibit county organizations from sending funds to other counties.