Sentence examples for pay admitting from inspiring English sources

In this Tuesday's press conference, President Obama walked an odd line around the sanctity of market freedom and executive pay, admitting that while he is "as angry as anybody" about AIG executives, and while banks and Wall Street enriching themselves at taxpayer expense is "inexcusable," "the rest of us can't afford to demonize every investor or entrepreneur who seeks to make a profit".

"Everybody pays," admits an executive at a firm known for its good governance.

Sara Rimer reported in The Times this week that the school has been paying admitted freshmen to retake the SAT.

MEMBERS of the Association of South-East Asian Nations, ASEAN, knew there would be a price to be paid for admitting Myanmar in July to full membership of their well-regarded club.

In France, UBS faces potential fines of several times that.By the same token, Credit Suisse, the second-biggest Swiss bank, told investors that the $2.6 billion in fines it paid when admitting it had abetted tax dodgers was not "material".

Lord Freud, the Welfare Reform minister, said the universal credit would be "designed to make sure that work will always pay" but admitted that some people would be worse off.

Typically firms pay but admit no wrongdoing; the accused in the cases below denied the charges.

When he offers to pay, he admits that this is a date in the traditional sense.

In 2009, the firm paid penalties of more than £6.5m after admitting paying bribes to politicians and officials in Ghana, Jamaica, Angola, Madagascar, Mozambique and Bangladesh.

The gender salary gap "Museums are famously a low-pay sector," admits the outgoing director of the Museums Association, Mark Taylor.

The company settled with the S.E.C., agreeing to pay $550 million without admitting or denying guilt.