Sentence examples similar to pay borrow from inspiring English sources

The new standard would make it easier for employees to challenge what they believe is unfair pay, borrowing language from a gender pay law approved last year by the Legislature and governor.

Somebody should tell Sen. Burr and the GOP that we funded both wars with "money we didn't have" and we should fund veterans health care as enthusiastically as we paid (borrowed) for two war.

Remember, these moneylenders make their money on the spread between what they pay to borrow money and what the retail borrowers pay them.

The statement said the cap on borrowing would mean that only about $1.75 million of the $7 million in estimated annual sales tax revenues available for acquisitions could be used to pay borrowing costs.

The spread between what banks pay for overnight central-bank cash and what they pay to borrow for three months is therefore far above pre-crisis levels.

The bank paid a higher cost than what other banks would pay to borrow dollars from fellow lenders.

This is especially so in Italy and Spain, where the rates small firms pay to borrow are far above those set by the European Central Bank (ECB) and those paid to depositors.

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The rates firms had to pay to borrow fell by 2.5 percentage points.

Lower ratings can raise the interest rate a state must pay to borrow money.

Those rates determine what banks pay to borrow from each other, often to cover short-term obligations.