Sentence examples for pay effectively from inspiring English sources

HM Revenue and Customs is facing increasing pressure to launch an inquiry into the sportswear retailer following a Guardian investigation that revealed how thousands of Sports Direct workers were receiving hourly rates of pay effectively below the minimum wage.

"Across the country, millions of people have lost their licenses simply because they are too poor to pay, effectively depriving them of reliable, lawful transportation necessary to get to and from work, take children to school, keep medical appointments, care for ill or disabled family members, or, paradoxically, to meet their financial obligations to the courts," the report says.

"Hundreds of thousands of people have lost their licenses simply because they are too poor to pay, effectively depriving them of reliable, lawful transportation necessary to get to and from work, take children to school, keep medical appointments, care for ill or disabled family members, or, paradoxically, to meet their financial obligations to the courts," the suit says.

"We expect all public bodies to justify and account for decisions to increase senior pay effectively and an important part of that is following the proper procedures in making such decisions.

Instead Henry turned to extorting money from the senior clergy, who were forced to sign blank charters, promising to pay effectively unlimited sums of money in support of the King's efforts, raising around £40,000.

He's been paid effectively £10,000 a day for having done a job he failed at".

Once in debt, sharecroppers were forbidden by law to leave the landowner's property until their debt was paid, effectively putting them in a state of slavery to the landowner.

Those out of the labour force because of their diabetes paid effectively no (median) tax per year whereas those employed in full time work without a chronic health condition paid a median amount of $9 814 per year in tax.

"People who buy private health insurance or choose to self-pay are effectively paying a voluntary secondary health tax," he says.

In October, the company said it would require employees in the United States to take off three days each month without pay -- effectively a 15percentt pay cut for its work force of more than 1,000.

Hence for the last 10 years, the government have forced below-inflation pay awards, effectively pay cuts, on certain sections of public service workers.