Sentence examples for rules paid from inspiring English sources

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.

The specific question was whether employees who were not union members, but who under typical "agency shop" rules paid a fee to support the collective-bargaining work that the union undertook on behalf of all employees, had received an adequate opportunity to object to paying the special dues assessment.

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.

But it is the majority that played by the rules, paid into Medicare, into Social Security and into other essential programs, and yet still suffered the most while the ones who caused the financial crisis continued to enjoy their tax breaks and amass their riches.

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.

But to do that, the book says, operators have to be good citizens and play by the rules: paying sales tax, reaching out to customer networks in regular locations and not "overfishing" — overpopulating vending neighborhoods.

We present a review of statistical classification rules, paying special attention to these linear and non-linear rules, which are employed rarely but, according to our opinion, could be useful in neural network ensembles.

We will not make customers who follow the rules pay for those who don't.

The parking uses daily parking rules, paying six days a week at $0.25 an hour, except for Sunday, when parking is free.