Sentence examples for pay derived from inspiring English sources

The commission is seeking to bar her from working in the commodities business, to forfeit any pay derived from illegal activity and may impose a big fine.

The CHS is estimated based on capacity to pay, derived from household consumption expenditure, the subsistence expenditure (based on state specific poverty line) and household OOPE on maternal care.

When I was a university teacher 25 years ago, I taught my students about the rules on equal pay deriving from Brussels and from the European Member States at the time.

The study results can contribute to the literature on comparing the willingness to pay estimates derived from the CVM and CE and can help improve our current understandings of local public's preferences for cultivated land protection.

Instead, the profits they earn and the big CEO salaries they pay are derived by sucking or skimming a portion of the dollars they have convinced the Government to send through their corporate accounts -- generally to perform a function that is or ought to be an inherently governmental function.

The company might pay outlandish bonuses derived in part from the computer trades generated by the now missing piece of software.

Willingness to pay (WTP) is derived as described above by taking the ratio of marginal effects.

Due to a lack of more accurate data, we assume net dividends to constitute a constant ratio of expected earnings over the forecast horizon, with dividend pay-out ratio derived as a historical mean adjusted for unusual observations.

Specific attention has been paid to samples derived from α-amino acids and renewable resources such as plant biomass and carbohydrates.

Second, the knock-down factor is analyzed in connection with imperfection magnitude and a formula to estimate the value is derived paying attention to the nonlinear amplification of the deformation due to imperfection.

A lot of attention has been paid to naturally derived compounds or natural products [ 3].