Sentence examples for payments for work from inspiring English sources

They have developed a system to collect payments for work (balancing supply and demand moment to moment) that is normally the domain of power plants.

The DCA said all sums represented payments for work covering "many years, for a variety of cases", and included sums for VAT and other costs such as travel.

The Justice Department said the owner, Allen Kitto, 24, of Dundee, Fla., had payments for work that was never done sent through an employee who redirected the money to him and the three workers hired to monitor the debris removal in Pearl River County, Miss.

The union Unison said the council is cutting payments for work at weekends and evenings and scrapping car allowances.

The Unison union said the council was cutting payments for work on weekends and evenings and scrapping car allowances.

The tentative deal, drafted by both sides over the last week, is modeled on the Directors Guild pact struck in January, which doubles residual payments for work sold on the Web and secures the union's jurisdiction over shows created online with budgets of more than $15,000 per minute, $300,000 per program or $500,000 per series, whichever is lowest.

In a damning assessment, the MPs say Lansley's reforms are built on the "hope" that GPs, hospitals and councils will respond to payments for working together.

One of the key sticking points is over the removal of overtime payments for working during the day (7am to 5pm) on Saturdays.

He has said other junior doctors would not be worse off from the changes, which involve reductions in payments for working anti-social hours by re-defining what constitutes anti-social.

He then bounced around topics, including his two failed marriages; three children; four houses in Sarasota; childhood in a rough Brooklyn neighborhood; and his six- and seven-figure payments for works by Frank Lloyd Wright and Gray, among others.

Maybe we should look at returning to the principles behind the original 1911 National Insurance Act, which introduced sick-leave payments, a rudimentary health service and unemployment payments for working people.