Asked about the four family members he put on the payroll, he declined to comment.
Only in 1945 was she put on the payroll, and two years later she established the limnology department, now called the Patrick Center for Environmental Research.
It suggests Tommy wasn't so much a belt-and-braces man as a man with an obsession with finding bent coppers to put on his payroll.
Mr. Felder said yesterday that Ms. Danielides is "what all people getting divorced should have, which is a public relations expert to put on the payroll".
Scott's license has lapsed, so he hands over the keys to his younger brother, Kenny, a retired factory worker whom the singer recently put on the payroll as his right-hand man.
Much of the money in question paid for the personal needs of Ms. Hunter, whom Mr. Edwards had met in a bar in New York and later put on the payroll to provide video for a small series of "Webisodes" designed to show a more personal side of the candidate.
While in power, he orchestrated a number of assassinations in American cities and in Mexico by young U.S. citizens whom he put on his payroll.
Even militia that is ostensibly cooperating with the government or have even been put on state payroll — such as the Misratis — have continued to clash with or undermine government authorities and each other.
Though some of them have now been put on government payroll, most of them work on voluntary basis and perform tasks ranging from patient screening to prescribing and despising drugs.
The Central Intelligence Agency has carried that line of argument even further, putting on its payroll some of the most disputable members of Mr. Karzai's government.
Thugs who apply for jobs by brandishing machetes are sometimes put on the payroll.
