Sentence examples for whose paychecks from inspiring English sources

Once the investigation is complete, he said, the bank will decide whose paychecks to pursue.

Besides, public employees tend to be local citizens whose paychecks are likely to stay within the local communities they serve.

There are no overt, bloody showdowns between striking workers and armed National Guardsmen whose paychecks come from corporate barons.

It's good news for financial superstars in general, whose paychecks are rapidly climbing back to precrisis levels.

Once the bank's board completes an investigation into what went wrong in the chief investment office, he said, the bank will decide whose paychecks to pursue.

His No. 1 priority, so far: establishing a system to organize the 400 résumés of those staff members whose paychecks will run out in 21 days.

On April 17, Steven Pagones received his first payment from Mr. Mason, whose paycheck from Youth Turn has been garnished to begin paying off the judgment.

As a player, as someone whose paycheck relies on the fans' interest and their consumption of this game, I'm asking you to do what's best for the NFL and get the regular refs back on the field.

That is Mr Paul coming dangerously close to encouraging listeners to turn their guns on the federal government the same federal government, by the way, in whose legislature he sat and whose paycheck he took for more than two decades—as well as on Mr Cuccinelli's opponent and the president of the United States in particular.That is one path that the Republican Party can take.

Quite a few people, as it turns out and we're not talking only folks whose paycheck comes from NASA.

This one includes many stereotypes, from the union carpenter who won't cross jurisdictional lines to screw in a light bulb, to the autoworker whose paycheck nearly wrecked the industry, to the villain du jour: the incompetent schoolteacher who can't be fired.