Sentence examples for under its pay from inspiring English sources

Locog also published details of how many tickets were made available under its "pay your age scheme" on a sport-by-sport basis.

The House approved, as part of last year's energy bill, a multiyear extension of the credits, while insisting — under its pay-as-you-go rules — that they be offset by rescinding an equivalent amount in tax credits for the oil companies.

Under its executive pay plan almost all of Stebbins' equity grants are tied to the financial performance of the company and do not vest for a number of years.

The giant retailer is constantly under fire for its pay, health care and treatment of women and for the effect of its "supercentres" on small businesses.

It found there has been a shift to variable to fixed pay and indicates that is expects more bankers to fall under the scope of its pay codes.

ESPN's estimated $40 million annual rights fee exceeds the combined total of the $10 million it paid under its previous contract, and the $13 million NBC was paying.

Fox, which is hoping to build up a rival to ESPN, is expected to pay substantially more than $257 million a year it pays under its current contract, which ends after next season.

These sales - along with 'taxes' it forces people in towns under its control to pay and ransom money - has lent the group financial autonomy, unlike its predecessor al-Qaeda which relied on external donations, according to a 2014 report by CNN.

The new rights will push Fox to pay substantially more than the average of $257 million annually that it pays under its current contract, which ends after next season.

Under its terms, Gunn paid Hamilton three hundred and fifty thousand dollars to remove her from the deeds of the New York apartment and the Fire Island house.

Under its premium class, consumers pay $5.95 a month to pay bills to anyone (also a maximum of 20 checks).