Sentence examples for pay was bound from inspiring English sources

Gesturing toward the luxury-goods stores lining Wall Street, John Russo, who has worked in commercial insurance for 35 years, said the steep fall in pay was bound to cause disruption in the financial district.

"Some deregulation of pay is bound to be controversial in the current climate but a reasonable balance has been struck.

Debtors unable to pay are bound by "conditionalities" that include a forced sell-off of national assets to private investors in order to service their loans.

Trying to split control between the private consortia in charge of the network and the publicly owned London Underground responsible for running the trains has so far spawned 135 volumes of contracts, with 2,800 pages and two million words.The performance regime under which the companies will be paid is bound by 3,000 mathematical formulae.

pay going stratospheric as workers' pay grew stagnant, anger was bound to erupt.

Belfort has been criticised for benefiting financially by at least $1m from the sale of the screen rights to his life story, despite the fact that he has paid only $11.6m out of the $110.4m he was bound over to pay victims as part of his sentencing in 2003.

Ruling that Iridium executives "had no good-faith basis to represent three critical assertions" to Chase about the company's finances and subscriber base, Judge Hellerstein said that Motorola was bound to pay the guarantee.

Mr. Brown, 57, was bound to pay a political price for the economic problems, particularly since he served 10 years under Mr. Blair as chancellor of the Exchequer, Britain's finance minister, and often boasted of his success in the years of prosperity, just as he has been saying lately that he is the man to guide Britain out of its current problems.

In 1725 Riperdá was created a duke and sent as special envoy to Vienna, where, after 10 months of very strange diplomacy, he secured a treaty by which the Holy Roman emperor Charles VI promised very little, but Spain was bound to pay heavy subsidies, which its exhausted treasury was quite unable to afford.

He teased other Bush and Gore campaign officials there for getting paid -- and said he was bound by ethics rules.

But a bubble that inflated revenues, share prices, fees, profits and employment was bound to inflate pay too.