Sentence examples for payers from inspiring English sources

The BBC's director of policy and strategy, John Tate said: "Sky should do the decent thing and stop charging licence fee payers to carry BBC services that, in reality, underpin their ability to generate enormous profits.

A separate report by the Resolution Foundation thinktank found that as many as 2.3m "highly geared" mortgage payers are who spending more than a third of their after-tax income on repayments could be forced to default by 2018 if interest rates rise.

Licence fee payers expect their money to be spent properly.

"Failure by the next government to harness the full potential of onshore wind and ensure new projects are built would be bad news for UK voters and bill payers," argues Rachel Ruffle, UK development director at RES. "It would cost hundreds of millions of pounds every year on more expensive energy technologies".

The picture is slightly different for higher rate tax payers.

But Radio 1 remains a crucial gateway for the BBC to reach younger people and the next generation of licence fee payers (or its replacement).

Over 3 million late and non-payers are still being summoned to the magistrates courts in England and Wales every year, adding court costs while threatening the bailiffs and prison to residents who cannot pay the tax.

I know that many licence-payers will feel let down.

London fare-payers have twice trusted Johnson with their wallets.

It has been chewed over by his own troops, by other parts of the BBC, the newspapers and millions of licence-payers.

Loyal bill-payers are charged are a far higher rate, in some cases £200 more, than those who switch but the companies responsible go "unchallenged" by Ofgem, he said.