Sentence examples for put a pay from inspiring English sources

"The truth is that the BMA [the doctors' union] put a pay calculator on their website that has had the very unfortunate effect of scaring a lot of people that there is some kind of huge pay cut.

A young woman he was counseling told him how she had put a paid death notice for her husband in Newsday and how her mother-in-law became upset because no photo was included.

The following year, the board put a new pay structure in place.

The law also won praise from actress Patricia Arquette, who put a spotlight on pay equality during her acceptance speech at the 2015 Academy Awards.

I put a quarter in a pay phone and dialed.

He was slow to get online, put up a pay wall around his quality newspapers and is now planning to divest himself of Sky News.

One rival, Daily Mail & General Trust, said last week that it was unlikely to put up a pay wall at its flagship newspaper, The Daily Mail.

The object will be to create added value that can eventually be put behind a pay wall.

As online advertising revenues are expected to slow to little more than a trickle this year, Hearst is the latest newspaper company trying to figure out how much of its content it can put behind a pay wall.

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Mr. Volcker argues that splitting commercial and investment banking would put a damper on both pay and risky trading practices.