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91. It is your unrealized revenue and expenditure plans and other list receivable and accounts payable, and can you pay in the future should be made payable and receivable processing accordingly.

92. The Fair Labor Standards Act was passed in 1938, establishing a national minimum wage, forbidding "oppressive" child labor, and providing for overtime pay in designated occupations.

93. For the plaintiffs, for groups seeking back pay in class actions, and for class actions in general,(http://sentencedict.com/pay in.html) it was a bad day in court.

94. Failure to pay in full the provisions of the land use fee paid, not for new construction land procedures.

95. Will you be satisfied with the typical pay in this line of work?

96. Japanese firms have tried to be as penny-pinching on pay in their foreign operations as they have at home.

97. A minimum wage , ie guaranteed basic pay in particular industry or country.

98. In hostel area, you must pay in cash as deposit , get receipt at the same time, then go to Medical Center pay in "union pay card" and get your deposit back.

99. Better pay in advance.

100. Which is convenient, to pay in pound sterling or in RMB?

101. Salary Cap: Common term for Maximum Team Salary, the maximum amount each team may pay in salaries during an NBA season, as per teams of the Collective Bargaining Agreement.

102. A few miles south, in Tijuana, it's about $2.54 — even less if you pay in pesos.

103. Participating companies should pay in full to organizer to make sure the location of the booth.

104. Liabilities are the obligations or debt that a business must pay in money or services at some time in the future.

105. For cash payment, please pay in person once order confirmed.

106. The straight - time base pay in logging camps and sawmills is now $ 1.80 an hour.

107. The great intensity's movement causes athlete's heart contour indeed becomes very perfect, but it is a pity, the excessive potential development often became one kind to pay in advance ahead of time.

108. In July 2009, Mausen sued Koch for severance and performance pay in the Arles Labor Court in southern France.

109. Clerk: Yes. You can pay in twelve easy monthly installments.

110. You'll be well paid for your expertise, receiving flight pay in addition to normal pay, allowances and benefit.

111. We can reserve seats for you, only if you pay in advance.

112. You can pay in cash, by credit card or with a check.

113. Mr. Robinson wants to pay in kind for the bike.

114. "Even if it limits GEO600's sensitivity in some frequency range, it would be a price we would be happy to pay in return for the first detection of the graininess of space-time." he says.

115. In the South African town of Newcastle, Chinese-run textile factories pay salaries of about $200 per month, much more than they would pay in China but less than the local minimum wage.

116. The Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 established a national minimum wage, forbade "oppressive" child labor, and provided for overtime pay in designated occupations.

117. The government's revenue is made up chiefly of the money we pay in taxes.

118. Teachers will fight Ministers' plans to introduce performance-related pay in schools.

119. Lipotentinos are the obligines or debt that a corpordined must pay in money or services a few time point in the future.

120. To pay in gross, usually at a reduced rate, rather than in individual payments.