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Meanings of paying in English
Synonyms
Examples for "salaried"
Examples for "salaried"
1
The salaried French pay one-third of the national taxes collected on income.
2
It previously said it would pay merit increases for U.S. salaried workers.
3
Well-paid salaried employees often have considerable leverage over how they are paid.
4
But we are also more educated and salaried than ever…and major consumers.
5
Since then, the impetus towards salaried, full-time local politicians has gathered pace.
1
After salary, it typically ranks second in remunerative importance for potential candidates.
2
Licensed investigator: hardly the most glamorous or remunerative profession in the system.
3
The standard of what is really remunerative in life is differently graded.
4
I can not say, however, that they had found him remunerative employment.
5
To buy or sell fruit, denotes much business, but not very remunerative.
1
The 71-year-old went before a stipendiary magistrate in Newbury, Berkshire, amid tight security.
2
He wants you to become the staple and stipendiary editor of a periodical work.
3
To send stipendiary magistrates when and where they are wanted.
4
We did not wish to be annoyed with stipendiary magistrates.
5
The stipendiary would have done it all very differently.
1
The systemic effect of DRAM2 mutations may be compensable and have variations.
Usage of paying in English
1
However since 2012, it has also allowed the seriously cashed-up, paying public.
2
Businesses are paying their creditors three days faster than a year ago.
3
He said New Zealanders wanted to see people paying their fair share.
4
Her financial situation improves with a new job and a paying guest.
5
Several trials involving former journalists accused of paying public officials are ongoing.
6
It was time for Chen to start paying attention to the problem.
7
Activists say they often end up paying 10 times the amount borrowed.
8
Australians are paying higher premiums than necessary for their private health insurance.
9
German conservatives dislike an idea they say means paying for poorer neighbours.
10
She said businesses need a year's relief from paying the high costs.
11
I remember paying £5 to go to Italy a few years ago.
12
Which of course means it's much harder to find decent paying job.
13
The long-term award would only start paying out in five years' time.
14
New people in place and these companies are paying the money back.
15
New Zealanders stuck overseas are paying thousands of dollars to get home.
16
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Amazon's Prime service now has 100 million paying members.
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Paying through the time
Paying across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
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