Cross off the names of the people who have paid their dues.

So it had been a huge gamble, but it had paid off.

So and the best thing is they paid off and the check didn't bounce.

(1) as for those occurred in the reorganization of the enterprise, they shall be paid off in the undistributed profits, surplus reserves, capital reserves and paid in capital in turn or

The investment made over the past several years has paid off in substantive improvements in greenhouse gas (GHG) inventories and reporting.

Others are held captive in the country of destination until they have paid off the debts associated with their illegal transportation.

In October of '05, after those first seven loans were paid, Matt and I took the word beta off of the site.

According to World Bank estimate, one trillion dollars is paid in bribes every year, worsening the condition of the already worse off.

We continued to guide monetary policy by our assessment of the risks to price stability over the medium term. This medium term orientation paid off.

Things have changed since the days when venal men from poor countries were paid off to further Western political or commercial interests. This still occurs, of course.

In 1989, Jordan had suffered an economic crisis and the reform measures it had taken in the early 1990s had paid off in macroeconomic stability by 1999.

As part of China s new soft approach to Taiwan, Wen emphasizes conceding interests to Taiwan. In Taiwan s south, long a DPP stronghold, that approach appears to have paid off.

(2) as for those occurred in the liquidation of the enterprise, they shall be paid off in priority with the liquidating property of the enterprise after subtracting the liquidating costs.

So far, the selection of Palin seems to have paid off. Questions about her record have been sidestepped her inexperience is lauded as a virtue any criticism is dismissed as sexism.

With regard to breast feeding leave, according to the regulations, female workers can take 60 minutes off every day for 12 months to breast feed the baby and still get paid.

a Paid.

Salaries are paid in local currency while allowances are paid in US dollars.

So the U.S. taxpayer paid for it the World Bank, Exxon paid for it.

As for Europe, the Kirchner s have not yet paid off Argentina s debt pending since the default to the Paris Club of sovereign creditors. All of this hinders foreign investment and access to international credit.

Until recently, Russia has pursued an admirably conservative macroeconomic policy, running up huge budget and current account surpluses. It has paid off its foreign debt and built up foreign currency reserves of 450 billion.

For example, one of the parents raising a disabled child under the age of 16 is given one extra day off per month, paid at the daily wage rate out of State social insurance.

Economists have traditionally believed that each team member is paid her opportunity cost, that is, the highest income she could receive if she were kicked off the team. In this context, if markets are characterized by what economists call perfect competition, once the opportunity cost of all inputs has been paid, there is nothing left to distribute.

I had no idea it was a medal but my performance was the best I could have done, that is why I was so happy, that all the training and hard work had paid off.

He paid double fare.

I paid the bill.

b Paid in part.

That's my job. I'm paid to do it. Pitifully poor, but I am paid to do it.

Certainly, a key part of the solution is to allow more banks to fail, ensuring that depositors are paid off in full, but not necessarily debt holders. But this route is going to be costly and painful.

But it paid the bills.

I paid double the sum.

I paid 200 in taxes.

I paid him the money.

I paid him five dollars.

He paid me a compliment.

I paid about fifty dollars.

He was paid 10,000 dollars.

He paid him four dollars.

b The total amount available for grants was paid in 1997 (US 23,850), and no new contributions were paid.

Demobilized combatants will receive a safety net package of approximately 940 with 25 per cent paid upon demobilization, 25 per cent paid 45 days later and the remainder paid 90 days after demobilization.

Their success has paid off handsomely. The top executives at 14 leading financial firms received cash compensation (as salary, bonus, and or stock options exercised) totaling roughly 2.5 billion in 2000 2008 with five individuals alone receiving 2 billion.

You shouldn't have paid the bill.

The woman paid him no heed.

I paid him a visit yesterday.

She paid me a visit yesterday.

She paid no attention to him.