Sentence examples for to pay minimal from inspiring English sources
verb
To give money or other compensation to in exchange for goods or services.
- He paid him to clean the place up
The American public is expected to pay minimal attention.
The papers apparently reveal how Disney and the US-based commodities group Koch Industries seemingly used complicated financial structures in Luxembourg to pay minimal tax.
According to an ongoing congressional investigation, Apple, by setting up a shell company in Ireland, where it had negotiated a tax rate of two per cent or less, was able to pay minimal taxes on much of its overseas earnings.
Across Europe, governments have launched a crackdown on Internet giants, including Google and Amazon, by moving to close loopholes that allow them to pay minimal tax on their operations in the Continent.
"For a company that has arranged its structure to pay minimal tax in our market, to now see YouTube's treatment of independent Australian labels who provide so much of its Australian music content so as to further improve their profitability at the sake of local content creators is deeply concerning," said David Vodicka from AIR in Australia.
The changes will allow sellers to pay minimal or no up-front fees for listing items on the auction and fixed-price retail Web site.
Every year, large corporations move money to countries where they pay minimal taxes.
If you're basic enough to follow a Very British Problems-style Twitter account, or you just pay minimal attention to what's going on around you, you'll have noticed that Christmas is coming.
A. We have hedged our currency positions since 1993, so I pay minimal attention to currency movements.
While many volunteers pay minimal amounts to subsidise their lifestyle, others earn money elsewhere while doing full-time voluntary jobs.
I pay minimal payments in to my pension because I'm not working.
