Sentence examples similar to pay long term from inspiring English sources

"Not only does it generate good high paying long term jobs," said Sasha Mackler, a research director for the National Commission on Energy Policy, which will be releasing a report on jobs generated from energy projects this coming spring.

Requiring companies to pay long-term interns would level the playing field.

Mr. Howard of eXpresso said timing and patience were crucial to making the partnership pay long-term dividends.

While it is possible those will pay long-term dividends, the new numbers suggest they have had little effect so far.

Organizing an undercover operation code-named Sweet Tooth, this fictional MI5 contrives to pay long-term stipends, through a front foundation, to 10 up-and-coming writers.

First, it breaks the "golden rule" that governments should be able to borrow to make investments that pay long-term dividends, such as in education.

Those who prefer the status quo also argue that by forcing employers to pay long-term interns businesses will be put off taking interns.

After holding shares a year, employees can sell them and pay long-term capital gains taxes on any increase in the share price since they exercised their options.

The city already spends 16 cents out of every tax dollar to pay long-term debts, according to Ms. Lowenstein of the Independent Budget Office.

Imperial faces the threat of legal action in the Britain, but efforts to increase sales abroad are likely to pay long-term dividends.

They cost less to make, pull in more advertising and pay long-term dividends in a way that complicated serial dramas do not.