Sentence examples for primary paid from inspiring English sources

Mr. Simon's aides argue that opponents who underestimated him in the primary paid the price, and maintain that voters will respond more to his hopeful, pro-business themes than to slashing attacks.

The statistics, published alongside school league table data, show that the average secondary school spent more than £5,200 per pupil last year, while the average primary paid out £4,284.

In the study, moonlighting was defined as additional paid work – whether of a nursing or non-nursing nature – done by nurses in a private health facility, another government health facility, an insurance company, private health laboratory, or in the same health care facility while holding a primary, paid nursing job, but excluding overtime (42).

Moonlighting was defined as additional paid work whether of a nursing or non-nursing nature done concurrently by nurses in a private health facility, another government health facility, an insurance company, private health laboratory or in the same health care facility while holding a primary, paid nursing job, but excluding overtime.

UNITAR's fundamental activities are interorganizational, with primary attention paid to analyzing UN procedures, functions, and structures.

The payroll tax is the primary tax paid by more than 60percentt of American households and so constitutes a marginal disincentive to further work.

Earlier this spring, the British media reported on the case of forty-year-old Miranda Lee, a male-to-female transsexual whose friendly neighborhood NHS trust, South East Essex Primary Care, paid for her genital surgery and then refused to pay for her breast surgery.

Americans for Job Security spent more than $6 million on anti-Democrat ads during this year's primaries and paid more than $4 million in September and October for advertising attacking 10 Democratic Congressional candidates.

A new report from the OECD provides a useful gauge, by calculating primary teachers' pay relative to GDP per head.

Owners of primary homes pay taxes based on the potential income of the property — that is, the approximate rent that could be charged for it.

Candidates who falter, like Howard Dean, have little time to correct course and must do so under the full glare of the media spotlight, with primary voters paying more attention than ever.