Sentence examples for population pay from inspiring English sources

Only in Britain and France do sizable chunks of the population pay for premium television.

Edinburgh also struggles because of the prominence of education in its economy, as full-time students, who form a significant proportion of the population, pay no council tax.

In recent months, teams from the IMF have complained that the military regime has not done enough to improve revenue collection - only 2% of Pakistan's population pay any tax - or to reform corrupt institutions and loss-making nationalised industries.

Minsk has been negotiating a $3bn£2.25bnbn) loan programme with the International Monetary Fund, and Lukashenko said on Sunday that Belarus had met all the organisation's requirements except for a demand that the population pay for 100% of its utilities.

They found that New York's legal immigrants, including naturalized citizens, who make up 15.4percentt of the population, pay 15.2percentt of the taxes, a total of $17.8 billion in Federal, state and local taxes.

They claim to be perennial hostages to the taxman, forced to fork out more every time Mexico attempts to improve its measly tax take because 60% of the working population pay nothing.

Barely 1percentt of the population pays income tax.

Moderate university debt is the price the population pays for greater access to university.

Less than ten per cent of the population pays income tax.

If 1 percent of the population pays 39.1 percent of all federal income tax receipts and 40 percent of the population pays nothing, which group is the glutton?

The plan implied that Turkey hopes to become a major provider of health services to Europe's ageing population, paid for by European taxpayers.