Sentence examples for target to pay from inspiring English sources
You may have received a letter from your provider giving an indication of whether it is on target to pay back the loan in full.
The payout comes because the company has already surpassed a target to pay out at least £1.70 a share to investors by December this year.
He singled out Starbucks, Vodafone, Amazon and Google as companies a Jeremy Corbyn government would target to pay their "fair share of taxes".
The logic is, if you are waiting in line at Target to pay for a digital camera and are $20 short, you might want the ability to overdraw.
Hancock is now a lot closer to hitting his £20,000 fundraising target to pay for the expedition: a new sponsor, which is providing the LPG fuel he'll take there, helped push him to two-thirds of the way there.
The mayor, a moderate Democrat, scrambled for a month to marshal support for his September veto of an ordinance requiring Wal-Mart and Target to pay Chicago employees a "living wage".
Mr. Barroso and colleagues like Olli Rehn, the E.U. commissioner for economic and monetary affairs, have been under a blistering assault from critics who say that enforcing strict budgetary targets to pay down debt and preserve the euro is creating a vicious cycle of low or no growth.
Globally, there is an increasing level of funding targeted to pay farmers and rural communities for the provision of ecosystem services, for example through Payments for Ecosystem or Environmental Services PESschemesmes and pilots for Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation, and maintaining or enhancing forest carbon stocks (REDD +).
Target agreed to pay about $1.8 billion for the rights to leases on up to 220 Zellers department stores, a discount chain unit of Hudson's Bay.
Did someone who oversees advertising circulars for Target intend to pay tribute to the actor and onetime rapper Mark Wahlberg by referring to the chain's Market Pantry line of food as "Markey Pantry"?
The case was settled two years later, with Target agreeing to pay $6 million to the plaintiffs, alongside $3.7 million in attorney's fees.
