Sentence examples for sign to pay from inspiring English sources

We can hope that some leaders will see this measure as a sign to pay heed to building their country and not their pocketbooks.

Anxiety can be a sign to pay attention and bring your A-game.

Instead, the city went after homeowners who were 6 to 18 months behind on binding agreements they had signed to pay off delinquent bills.

With Valley at the Summer Olympics in Munich, Davis drew up a contract that he and McGah had signed to pay Davis $100,000 for 20 years and further consolidate his power as managing general partner.

In February 2005, a separate contract was allegedly signed to pay Mulcaire (in the name of Paul Williams) £7,000 for a story about the Professional Footballers Associationn boss Gordon Taylor, who subsequently won a £425,000 claim for phone hacking from News International.

How, he asked, could Treasury sign agreements to pay billions to banks without penalties for failure to comply?

I do not think it is consistent with free state education to sign commitments to pay hundreds of pounds per term".

There will be a tax rebate for those businesses that sign up to pay the living wage in the first year of a Labour government.

"Why would anyone sign up to pay for CNN.com or ABCNews.com unless they are total Peter Jennings or Diane Sawyer or Wolf Blitzer junkies?" she said.

People sign up to pay $10 for a head of hand-crafted organic lettuce.

After that they just sign once to pay when an online merchant supports Sign2Pay's technology.