Sentence examples for restricted to pay from inspiring English sources

The program is restricted to pay earned while in the qualifying zone.

The academy has been borrowing heavily from its $10 million endowment — $3 million of which is restricted — to pay the bills and has had difficulty paying the museum guards and the heating bill.

– Pat Powers If the money is in a court-ordered trust that is restricted to pay for future medical expenses, it is not reported as an asset on the Fafsa.

Both events showcased Sky's coverage at its best, but also highlighted aspects of Wakeling's reign that some argue have changed sport for the worse – live coverage exclusively restricted to pay TV in the case of cricket and the glitzy and glamorous but much hyped and money-obsessed world of modern football.

Super Pacs are restricted to paying mainly for ads, the biggest campaign cost.

That's a lot more work - which is why entry to the boards is now restricted to paying customers.

In-app purchases were already part of the App Store in October 2009, but they were restricted to paid apps only.

This means the bank will be restricted to paying bonuses of 100% of annual pay as imposed by the EU cap on bonuses.

At SME, for example, the commentary section will be restricted to paying customers, but much of the general news will remain free.

Under the cap proposal, HSBC would have been restricted to paying a bonus of £1.3m, assuming the bank won approval from its shareholders to pay bonuses up to twice the level of salaries.

Legislative leaders, however, say that not all of the money Congress has approved is restricted to paying for the cleanup and rebuilding of the infrastructure around the blocks destroyed when hijacked jets rammed the twin towers, causing their collapse.