Sentence examples for pay subject from inspiring English sources

(b) An involuntary allotment shall not exceed the lesser of 25percentt of a member's pay subject to involuntary allotment or the maximum percentage of pay subject to garnishment proceedings under the applicable State law.

FMCS will exclude deductions described in 5 CFR 581.105 (b) through (f) to determine disposable pay subject to salary offset.

(A) That an application for the establishment of an involuntary allotment for the lesser of 25percentt of the member's pay subject to involuntary allotment or the maximum percentage of pay subject to garnishment proceedings under the applicable State law has been received.

(6) The member's pay is already subject to one or more involuntary allotments or garnishments that equal the lesser of 25percentt of the member's pay subject to involuntary allotment or the maximum percentage of pay subject to garnishment proceedings under the applicable State law.

When it appears that pay subject to an involuntary allotment is exhausted temporarily or otherwise unavailable, the applicant shall be told why and for how long that money is unavailable, if known.

I regret this, but can confirm that all those on employment contracts and long term casuals who are being made redundant will receive two weeks' pay, subject to conditions, for every year worked, plus your notice period.

At NYU, "we pay subjects $8 to $10 per hour, and there's often a bonus at the end," he says.

The practice — known as "checkbook journalism," in which networks pay subjects licensing fees for footage and other materials used during interviews — is not uncommon, and has caused trouble for NBC News and ABC News before.

To limit what they consider unnecessary drug spending, most insurers require that patients pay a portion of the cost, known as the co-pay, subject to an annual limit.

Instalments are paid subject to an annual project appraisal and agreed spending plan between the winner and Ecover.

States, which share the cost of Medicaid with the federal government, make the final decision on what pharmacies are paid, subject to federal limits.