Sentence examples for point of pay from inspiring English sources

National-insurance contributions paid by employers and workers Labour's favoured lever will rise by one percentage point of pay in April.

I can see being squeezed further to the point of paying £155 return next year.

(It may have helped that Digicel made a point of paying its 2010 city taxes in advance).

Under President Obama, the federal government had seemed to make a point of paying little attention -- until now.

While Sir Terence Conran was no longer at the helm, Radice made a point of paying obeisance to the retail master.

If solar gives a better yield in Spain than in UK, what is the point of paying industry to install solar panels in UK?

In fact, that was the point of paying them with the stock — to get them to share risk with the company's owners.

The whole point of paying for a newspaper is that you want information that slides down easily and quickly, without footnotes, obscure references and footnotes to footnotes.

"What's the point of paying money for downloads if I don't play them," said the girl with the phone.

"What is the point of paying money to get advice, and then ignoring the advice?" asked the chairman, adding that the Government's assessment was "detrimental" to the interests of taxpayers.

What is the point of paying Swedish-style taxes (or more) if you do not receive Scandinavian-style public services in return?The new mood has not passed the politicians by.