Sentence examples for pay as a consequence from inspiring English sources

"But while we can never predict where events will take us or the unavoidable bills we will have to pay as a consequence, we must confront the ghastly truth of Labour's legacy.

According to whether a household had access to leave, we calculated the proportion of households in which (i) quarantined children were cared for by a parent during school hours; (ii) a parent took time off work to provide this care; and (iii) a parent lost pay as a consequence of taking time off work.

"The artist is going to be paid as a consequence.

Productivity costs are costs in paid labour as a consequence of sickness, sick leave and disability of a productive person.

In this first example we suppose that the TOs accept to transfer utility among them, i.e. side payments are permitted, so that the main aim is to maximize the global utility; the proposed methodology allows computing also the monetary compensations that the agents have to pay or receive as a consequence of the new scheduling obtained after the agreement.

Reporters have spent time in jail and publishers have paid substantial fines as a consequence.

There is no tax avoided in Australia, in fact more tax is paid in Australia as a consequence".

They will have to justify this to their own people and perhaps pay a political price as a consequence.

And they undermine the actions of the vast majority of taxpayers, who pay more in tax as a consequence of others enjoying a free ride".

Indirect costs of loss of production due to LBP are not related to health care, but are costs in paid and unpaid labour as a consequence of sickness, sick leave, disability and/or death of a productive person.

In households without this benefit available, nearly three-quarters had a parent who lost pay, compared to one in five households with leave, and nearly 40% of households that lost pay experienced further financial difficulties as a consequence.