Sentence examples for payroll points from inspiring English sources

Records subsequently unearthed seem to suggest that the torn document is genuine - but it is a record of payroll points, not actual attendance.

Mr. Watson, although highly sympathetic to both men and, like most historians, almost certain that they did not commit the payroll murders, points out that no one can explain what Sacco and Vanzetti were up to the night of their arrest and that, "no matter how much one wants to shout their innocence, questions remain".

The government's latest payroll figures pointed to continuing strength in job creation -- a crucial piece of the economic recovery that had been lagging coming into 2004.

"He's taking the payroll to a point where you can acquire some players.

The Venezuelan terrorist Ilich Ramírez Sánchez (a.k.a. Carlos the Jackal) was on his payroll at one point.

The bill maintains a two-percentage-point payroll tax cut for 160 million wage-earners through the end of 2012.

The need for the 2-percentage-point payroll tax break is as great now as it was in December.

But nobody promised that a mere two-percentage-point payroll tax cut would bring the economy back all by itself.

Mobley's and Thomas's contracts come off the Knicks' payroll at that point, giving the team flexibility.

Mr. Kyl helped create the two-percentage-point payroll cut in late 2010 in a deal with President Obama that also extended President George W. Bush's tax cuts.

Mr. Obama first proposed in September, as part of his larger jobs creation package, to extend for another year the two-percentage-point payroll tax cut that he and Congressional Republicans had agreed to last December.