Sentence examples for to fully pay from inspiring English sources

However, students are expected to fully pay this back.

The Palestinian economy has plummeted, and the government has been unable to fully pay salaries for months.

Almost everyone agrees the JCT won't show that the bill generates enough growth to fully pay for itself.

CLUBHOUSE TO COURTHOUSE Chan Ho Park has sued his former Dodgers batterymate Chad Kreuter, accusing him of failing to fully pay off a $460,000 loan.

Further, while savings from pension changes take years to fully pay off, the value of pension funds has already been depleted by the market's decline.

Those results, however, took some time to fully pay off and were not as immediate and absurd as what's going on in Detroit.

With more immediate practical effect, perhaps, Pret a Manger, a fast-food chain, is now giving women offenders apprenticeships that lead to fully paid employment.

All workers there are entitled to fully paid vacation days, maternity and paternity leave.

What will result, speculated Williams, will be evolution of a class of hospitals where the quality of care is so inferior to what is available to fully paid patients that the differences between the two systems will be astonishing.

It is a cardinal rule of politics, all the more so for a president who saw his father defeated largely because he failed to heed it fully: Pay attention to the party's base.

San Francisco is making labor history by becoming the first U.S. city to require employers to offer fully paid leave to new parents.