Sentence examples for pays key from inspiring English sources

Practical hands-on support seems to work better: I was interested by the work being done by the St Giles's Trust with families of offenders, where the charity pays key workers to provide intensive support to the families of people who've been imprisoned or risk being imprisoned.

It has been well-characterized that DCL3 pays key roles in the biogenesis of 24-nt rasiRNAs, the major endogenous sRNAs in both Arabidopsis[ 48] and moss Physcomitrella patens[ 12].

United Nations officials are trying to help Mr. Nur's prospects by providing $14 million to pay key government salaries and fix up ministries.

A federal judge approved a $25 million plan yesterday allowing WorldCom to pay key employees bonuses to stay with the company as it tries to emerge from bankruptcy.

For example, in 1990, when it was disclosed that Drexel Burnham Lambert had paid key executives some $250 million in bonuses before filing for bankruptcy, creditors and the government reacted with outrage.

Paying key money once is pretty tough, paying twice is a financial disaster.

While the national living wage holds great promise, it similarly poses an equal threat ("Firms must be forced to raise low pay – key Cameron ally", News).

Mr. Mencher said that the Key Club serves its members, who enjoy seeing new films before the critics, as well as the distributors, who pay the Key Club for its involvement and get advance marketing in return.

And once the crisis is behind us, we should rethink the way we pay for key public services.

They detail staff numbers, turnover, profits and tax paid by key trading subsidiaries in each country where they are active.

(The Treasury select committee is paying a key role is trying to get this report published, although it not expected to be produced until the end of the year).