Sentence examples for paying trade from inspiring English sources

"It is imperative that we continue to limit access for these dangerous trucks even if it means paying trade sanctions," said Joan Claybrook, president of Public Citizen, a consumer safety group.

Chris Grayling, the justice secretary, has been accused by Simon Hughes, his Liberal Democrat ministerial colleague, of "absurd" behaviour over plans to block staff in the Ministry of Justice from paying trade union subscriptions through their pay packets.

(This was influenced by the higher number of men working in higher paying trade-based jobs).

If 85% has to pay trade duties it will be very, very tough".

Directed by paid trade contractors, a third of the staff from the original location (including a professional painter and plumber) took part in a $250,000 renovation.

"If 85% has to pay trade duties it will be very, very tough but we want to stay committed to the UK business and our factory in the UK," he said.

Ministers will have the power to block paid trade union officials from government departments, cabinet office minister Francis Maude has said.

Aside from the fund fees, the typical investor must pay trade fees.

By waiving trading costs, Vanguard, Fidelity and Schwab have eliminated one of E.T.F.'s biggest drawbacks -- since they trade like stocks, that means investors have had to pay trading commissions each and every time they bought or sold shares.

Olivier Asser of Odenton, Md., a former Trading-places moderator, said he believed that the increasingly frenzied stock recommendations related to deals Mr. Rea struck with brokerage firms to pay Trading-places for generating trades.

The wages were also low, even compared to other badly paid trades, and worst of all the boys had to bribe the head gardener with an annual "fee" to take them on at all.