Sentence examples for pay calendar from inspiring English sources
IN THE pay calendar, awards made to doctors and nurses always matter but none more so than in the run-up to an election for a government pledged to transform the NHS.
Peek is a new (paid) calendar app for iOS that's aiming to appeal to the social middle ground of people whose lives don't consist of non-stop meetings from 9 'til 9.
1956 Act Aug. 1, 1956, increased rate of tax with respect to wages paid during calendar years 1957 to 1959, and for all calendar years thereafter, by one-quarter percent.
This compares unfavourably with a private letting where the rent is paid a calendar monthly in advance, which means a better cash flow for landlords.
(b)), increased from 4⅛percentto4.40percentcenthehe rate of total tax imposed by the entire section upon wages paid during calendar year 1967 (resulting from a tax of 3.9percentt under subsec. (a) and 0.50percentt under subsec.
(b)), reduced from 4⅝percentto4.40percentcenthehe rate of total tax imposed by the entire section upon wages paid during calendar year 1968 (resulting from a tax of 3.9percentt under subsec. (a) and 0.50percentt under subsec.
When Time Out New York made its debut in 1995, few in the media business thought a paid weekly calendar of oh-so-current events could make its way in a city awash with publications offering entertainment listings, many of them free.
(b), without regard to the provisions of section 3121(b)(9) insofar as it relates to employees; increased from 4⅛percentto4.20percentcenthehe rate of total tax imposed by the entire section upon wages paid during calendar year 1966 (resulting from a tax of 3.85percentt under subsec. (a) and 0.35percentt under subsec.
Pay for your calendar app with the Calendar App Order page.
But pay that, and, calendar permitting, she'll likely be there.
