Sentence examples for private paymasters from inspiring English sources
That he is willing to take a big pay cut also suggests that he puts a high value on doing a job for the public that several other candidates turned down.Having served his private paymasters by fighting the SEC, perhaps Mr Pitt will now give the millions of small investors who pay his salary through their taxes their due: a more effective SEC.
"We have to manage them".In 2004 Credit Suisse (then called CSFB) and JPMorgan Chase went head-to-head with private-equity paymasters such as TPG, KKR and Blackstone and won a $1.6 billion battle for Warner Chilcott, a British pharmaceuticals company.
The Communication Workers Union (CWU), in the past a big Labour party paymaster, is naturally indignant at any private capital being brought into the Royal Mail.
As Europe's paymaster, Germany had called for Greece's private creditors to swap their bonds for new ones with maturities that are seven years longer, but encountered fierce resistance to those plans from France, the European central bank and European commission.
Waters had been his private secretary, and when Villiers came to office as paymaster, Waters was appointed chief clerk in that department, rising to deputy paymaster in 1797.
"Letting them cash out in the growth phase can give them enough money to be willing to take the kind of risks their VC paymasters want to see," wrote Reuters' columnist Felix Salmon of private company stock sales by entrepreneurs.
Sometimes you cannot see a division between public and private offices, says Albert Rakipi, of the Albanian Institute for International Studies.In this section Europe's reluctant paymaster Allons, enfants!
By contrast, the two largest government-funded insurance programs, Medicare and Medicaid, operate solely as paymasters and auditors for the care their patients receive from clinicians and facilities in the private sector.
"We want the paymasters there.
There are two paymasters in this room.
And who are Ashildr's mysterious paymasters?
