Sentence examples for pay noted from inspiring English sources

"The failure of firms to pay," noted a press release from CENTCOM's Contracting Command in January, 2011, which focussed on the lack of payments to Afghan personnel, "adversely affects counterinsurgency strategy".

The October 2012 consultation on MPs' pay noted that "precise comparisons are near impossible because the roles and job weights of members of parliament in different countries vary considerably".

Gerardo Capiel, Director of Product Management at Google Pay, noted that this makes it easier to split the bill with your friends — if you bought something with Google Pay, you can tap on the purchase and then request payment from up to five people.

But men and women do vote differently on certain issues like paid maternity leave and equal pay, noted Sabrina Schaeffer, the executive director of the Independent Women's Forum, a conservative political non-profit.

Despite this support, all employed participants, including those who received sick pay, noted a drop in income post-diagnosis; in some cases the drop was substantial.

After the settlements, the Rangers, tough bargainers to the end, refused to pay, noting that the legal obligation to pay lay with the city of Arlington.

Jeffrey Lindy, one of Monsignor Lynn's lawyers, said, "It would be highly unusual for the archdiocese not to pay," noting that the monsignor was not charged with abusing minors but with covering up such abuse.

Google's Pali Bhat, a product management senior director at Android Pay, notes that more banks are still getting added.

"It comes directly off of your tax liability and is a dollar for dollar reduction in the actual taxes that you pay," notes John W. Roth, a senior tax analyst at CCH, a Wolters Kluwer company.

In interviews with HuffPost, several school employees said health care costs were a greater concern than pay, noting that high premiums could wipe away some or all of the pay increases the state would give them.

U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan has also repeated his support for merit pay, noting that educators should have starting salaries of $60,000 and the opportunity to earn up to $150,000 annually based on performance.