Sentence examples for pays under from inspiring English sources

"In the past, the board held a meeting," said Margie Rubin, a painter who pays under $600 for her loft.

He said the prices were broadly similar to those the UK government pays under the existing Renewables Obligation.

Ms. Berk, for instance, pays "under $2,000" for the rent-stabilized one-bedroom that has been her home since 1968.

The university, whose nonprofit status exempts it from paying taxes, will pay the city $31.5 million over 11 years, in addition to the annual amount it already pays under a 2003 agreement, which this year was about $4 million.

Fox, which is hoping to build up a rival to ESPN, is expected to pay substantially more than $257 million a year it pays under its current contract, which ends after next season.

His is a rent-stabilized two-bedroom in a rehabilitated tenement on West 116th Street in South Harlem, his home since 1997, for which he pays under $2,000 a month.

McDonald's pays under-18s a minimum starting rate of £4.35 an hour, rising to £5.15 for those aged 18-20 and £6.51 an hour for those aged 21 and over.

Silicon Valley stalwart Intel just embarked on a mission its own CEO is calling scary: taking a deep, methodical look at how it pays under-represented minorities -- including Hispanics, African-Americans and Native Americans -- to ensure they're compensated fairly in relation to white and Asian-American employees. .

In addition, Tajikistan's "largely conscript" border guards are "poorly trained, poorly paid, under-equipped and often under-fed".

The family paid under $200,000.

How are artists paid under these current models?