Sentence examples for referred pay from inspiring English sources

Customers who are not referred pay £3 to £4 a session.

Players eventually figured out the coordinates referred to pay phones and the times to when the phones would ring; one player in Florida stayed by a phone while Hurricane Frances was minutes away in order to recite answers to prerecorded questions.

In Rwanda, where CHWs are unpaid, the most common specific response was remuneration, and most responses referred to remuneration to pay for transport to reach resupply points.

That part was virtually impossible to understand, possibly because Sanford delicately referred to paying for his flights to assignations in South America as "dealing with business class tickets".

Referred patients paid normal participation fees to the organizations for the activities they attended.

It also told companies to explain properly why the amount paid to the chief executive was justified each year instead of referring to pay schemes set down beforehand.

As Liebman and Lancet report, families have had to pay out of pocket up front for healthcare a phenomenon referred to as "pay or die" [ 1] or "catastrophic expenses" [ 5] in China.

While merit pay can be defined in a variety of ways, it most commonly refers to paying teachers based on performance instead of the number of years spent in the classroom.

Anderson, who recently starred in A Streetcar Named Desire at the Young Vic in London, referred to the pay gap between her and X Files co-star David Duchovny at the height of her 1990s fame.

Patients not referred had to pay a registration fee of 30,000 Kwacha (US$6.344).

Ensuring equity in enrollment though identification of and premium exemptions for individuals and groups without adequate financial resources to pay referred to in the NHIS law (LI 1809) as indigents or the "poorest of the poor", is one of the stated goals of the NHIS.