Sentence examples for pay valued from inspiring English sources

Mr. Milne, who had been C.E.O since 2004, will receive severance-related pay valued at $9.7 million, according to a regulatory filing.

From shareholders, Mr. McColl has run into resistance over the company's political donations and his own pay, valued by experts at more than $70 million last year.

Reuters lays it out simply: "top managers [were] awarded pay valued at nearly $74 million last year when the company struggle".

Legal cannabis sales will not pay value added tax.

European companies, for example, do not have to pay value-added taxes on exported goods.

"Price is what you pay, value is what you get," Pryor said.

Many also pay value-added tax on stock purchases but cannot recover it on sales.

Firms complain that the government is slow to pay value-added-tax (VAT) rebates, making the liquidity shortage worse.

Most Americans have to pay sales tax on restaurant meals and clothes; Britons pay value-added tax on e-books and petrol.

Without them, America argues, its exporters would lose out to their European rivals, which do not pay value-added taxes on their overseas sales.

Today, "if you're buying a house owned by a company," Mr. Cleps said, "you have to pay value-added tax".