Sentence examples for supposed pay from inspiring English sources

In other words, households are supposed pay for waste treatment of an ELP (end-of-life product) in advance when they buy the relevant commodity or product.

The pay gap exists for women at all levels of their career, mothers or not, no matter what job they take: "The supposed pay gap appears when marriage and children enter the picture," Perry and Biggs write.

For example, suppose paid employment was flat with respect to age, but the relaxation of constraints lead to a small, one-time jump in the prevalence of paid employment.

But when Brewster went to New York (states were supposed to pay claims), it wouldn't pay up.

Everyone is squeezing us in order to make money, he said — everyone from the supply companies that we pay to the insurers who are supposed to pay us.

He forged receipts, gave himself money that was supposed to pay the bills, cooked the books, and paid himself a salary right up to the inevitable crash.

Some others pay a reduced price, and some are supposed to pay full price.

"In those days, you would sit down with somebody, and you weren't sure if you were supposed to pay them or if they were supposed to pay you," remembers David Zweig, Salon's first publisher.

Michigan, which owes Washington $3.7 billion, is supposed to pay $117 million in interest by September — just about what it pays each year to run Western Michigan University.

Instead of paying the money directly to the state, the hospitals are supposed to pay the money to SUNY.

A rental subsidy paid $622 of the tenant's $950 monthly rent; the tenant was supposed to pay the rest.