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estipendiari (United Kingdom) a paid magistrate (appointed by the Home Secretary) dealing with police cases.
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Examples for "paying"
Examples for "paying"
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However since 2012, it has also allowed the seriously cashed-up, paying public.
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Businesses are paying their creditors three days faster than a year ago.
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He said New Zealanders wanted to see people paying their fair share.
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Her financial situation improves with a new job and a paying guest.
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Several trials involving former journalists accused of paying public officials are ongoing.
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Germany paid millions to Holocaust survivors and South Africa compensated apartheid victims.
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The government said the owner would be compensated for losing the house.
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City officials took action amid growing concerns about how drivers are compensated.
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But Figueres rejected claims that nations, including developing countries, could be compensated.
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But the electric power supplier might be able to be compensated later.
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The salaried French pay one-third of the national taxes collected on income.
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It previously said it would pay merit increases for U.S. salaried workers.
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Well-paid salaried employees often have considerable leverage over how they are paid.
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But we are also more educated and salaried than ever…and major consumers.
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Since then, the impetus towards salaried, full-time local politicians has gathered pace.
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After salary, it typically ranks second in remunerative importance for potential candidates.
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Licensed investigator: hardly the most glamorous or remunerative profession in the system.
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The standard of what is really remunerative in life is differently graded.
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I can not say, however, that they had found him remunerative employment.
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To buy or sell fruit, denotes much business, but not very remunerative.
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They have to register their financial interests, including remunerated employment outside Parliament.
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Live life for a few years; the well-remunerated pontificating can come later.
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And there are only two ways in which they can be remunerated.
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He now fully remunerated Mr. Cole in a valuable present of books.
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I will see that you are well remunerated, provided you suit me.
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The systemic effect of DRAM2 mutations may be compensable and have variations.
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The 71-year-old went before a stipendiary magistrate in Newbury, Berkshire, amid tight security.
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He wants you to become the staple and stipendiary editor of a periodical work.
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To send stipendiary magistrates when and where they are wanted.
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We did not wish to be annoyed with stipendiary magistrates.
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The stipendiary would have done it all very differently.
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They heard evidence from the stipendiary steward, the clerk of the scales and the racecourse announcer.
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Robert Armstrong, stipendiary magistrate of Sierra Leone, etc.
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It is subdivided into four districts, for each of which a stipendiary magistrate has been appointed.
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I shall be asked: mean you stipendiary service?
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What was the stipendiary stewards doing, I wonder?
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On a high chair behind a raised counter the stipendiary's substitute regarded her malevolently over his glasses.
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Helpo, founder of Helpston; 'mystic stipendiary knight.'
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FEE, which means stipend or pay, united with OTH, thus forming FEE-OTH or FEODUM, denoting stipendiary property.
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Such was the opinion entertained by Philip himself of the man who was supposed to be his stipendiary.
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Now the salary of a justice of the peace, the lowest stipendiary magistrate in Paris, is about six thousand francs.
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His public establishments, and the stipendiary members of the royal family, are, at the same time, kept greatly in arrears.