Sentence examples for payer at from inspiring English sources

My wife is a non-tax payer at present, but I am just into the 40% band.

Bad Thoughts, by Jamie Whyte (Corvo, £8.99) The bad thoughts under discussion here are not tempting visions of wrongdoing, such as punching a slow payer at the supermarket checkout, but bad forms of reasoning.

The scheme, currently offering loans at an eye-watering 9.9% APR following completion of a course, is subsidised by the tax payer at a cost of around £12m per year.

With guaranteed income, the hospital would no longer have to worry about collections, which would be carried out more effectively by the contracting third-party payer at no cost to the hospital.

Since the great debate about the scale, scope, mission and everything else of the BBC now belongs to us, the ordinary licence-fee payer (at least according to the chairman of a BBC Trust doomed by politicians before any debate has even started) it may be useful to try and explain what there's left to decide – and whether participating in the decision-making is (a) useful or (b) possible.

The remaining risk, however, is not shared between the manufacturer and the health care payer at the individual purchase level; it continues to be passed from the manufacturer to the payer at the time of purchase.

Even amongst self-confessed Thatcher fans there was a sense of unease at the cost to the tax-payer at a time of deep economic uncertainty and budget cuts.

Manchester City were top payers at £202m.

Can it be that the fat-cat fee-payers at his own institution are so heavily dominated by non-doms, foreign oligarchs and domestic tax-dodgers that he's actually forgotten we have a principle of subsidy at all?

For trucks, the modified plan charges the same $6 one-way toll per axle for cash payers at all times, as well as for E-ZPass-equipped trucks at peak hours.

The BBC had paid departing management more than they were entitled to in nearly a quarter of the 60 cases reviewed by the NAO, costing licence fee payers at least £1m.