Sentence examples for rule paid from inspiring English sources

On Monday, Ms. Shapiro's union, the Council of School Supervisors and Administrators, said on her behalf, referring to the Conflicts of Interest Board, "Ms. Shapiro acknowledged an unintentional violation of a COIB rule, paid her fine and has moved on".

Kathleen L. Casey, a Republican commissioner, said the rule "pays lip service" to the exemption.

As a general rule, pay attention to safety announcements and make sure you try on your life jacket and know where your muster or lifeboat station is located.

But while Mr. Mubarak, a military man himself, banked upon authoritarian rule, paying only lip service to democratic institutions and running rigged elections, the general behind the Turkish coup, Kenan Evren, moved to withdraw from politics.

As a rule, pay $1 per drink and $2 per pitcher.

As a general rule, paying loans off as early as possible is a good idea because it allows you to avoid interest payments which, over the normal life of the loan, can seriously add up.

Brown criticised her conduct and Blears, who denied breaking any rules, paid back £13,332.

"This was an all-American, law-abiding family that worked hard to achieve the American dream: They played by the rules, paid their taxes and raised four children.

Next he put his real estate assets into an untaxed subsidiary and, following REIT rules, paid out CapitalSource's historical earnings in a $351 million dividend to shareholders.

There are nearly 300 van drivers in New York who abide by the rules, paying thousands of dollars a year in licensing fees and insurance.

If hypocrisy is the compliment that virtue pays to vice then strained legal arguments are the compliments that violators of UN rules pay to the UN charter.