With fewer victims, crime will pay less.

Consumers pay significantly less than at traditional outlets.

The investment will pay for itself in less than two years.

As a result, households want to spend less and pay down their debts.

The more we pay, the more we seem to owe and the less we have.

As a result, the generational contract looks less and less viable, because we can no longer rely on today s workers to pay for today s pensioners.

Too high, and you lost business too low, and you got less than people were willing to pay.

And, until recently, donors who were willing to pay for relief were less likely to finance follow up evaluations.

Consumers who are forced to pay higher prices for energy will have less money to spend on other things.

And people paid less in 1950 dollars to catch that than what people pay now to catch those little, tiny fish.

Banks must pay for their implicit government guarantee by using less leverage and accepting restrictions on how they invest depositors money.

Like other welfare states, taxpayers pay various subsidies to each other, but with spending being less than in most European countries.

The allure of such appeals is that a crackdown on others tax avoidance will mean that you personally will pay less in taxes.

But if governments are going to pay the economy s hospital bills, they must act to make it less likely that hospitalization will be needed.

As a result, households want to spend less and pay down their debts. To some extent, this is the natural aftermath of any credit boom.

In particular, the central issue is how far the old member states are willing to pay to boost the less developed economies of the new members.

Such a system would trigger entrepreneurial searches for low cost mitigation opportunities in developing countries, because rich countries would want to pay less by lowering emissions abroad.

We should stress that a positive correlation between a CEO s pay slice and governance problems does not imply that every firm with a high CEO pay slice has governance problems, much less that such firms would necessarily be made better off by lowering it.

Resolving this crisis requires more Europe and more integration, not less. And yes the rich economies first and foremost Germany will have to pay for the way out.

Providing the refugees with an education would cost around 500 a year less than 10 a week per pupil. That is a small price to pay for hope.

Distressed economies cannot afford to pay more than 350 to avoid each ton of CO2, which could be cut on the European market for about 50 times less.

To be sure, coal and oil companies would suffer, and big polluting countries like the US would obviously pay a higher price than those with a less profligate lifestyle.

It drew strength from the young people who rejected the myth of their generation's apathy, who left their homes and their families for jobs that offered little pay and less sleep.

Officials could encourage employers to offer women permanent, full time positions, rather than all too common temporary contracts, which mean lower pay, less stability, and a lack of opportunity for advancement.

Consider another example military pay versus pay in civilian firms.

The French have always been less likely to go into debt when they pay with plastic, they tend to use debit cards, drawing on funds they already have, rather than credit cards.

I'll pay.

Employees in domestic service work under difficult conditions and are subject to legal provisions which make discrimination against them lawful they earn less than the minimum, in exchange for food and lodging which compensate for the difference in pay, and they have less protection than the remainder of workers in general.

Hamilton estimated that the federal government could raise enough revenues to pay approximately 4 interest on the total amount of debt to be serviced significantly less than the 6 yield on the existing obligations.

D. Hazard pay

Polluters Must Pay

Why Pay More?

ii. Equal pay

Borrow a lot of money, pay it off, pay it off, pay it off, get down to near zero, and bang! World War I.

Exporters pay a high cost for low quality trucking industries, as in Colombia, or when trucking services for perishables are inadequate. As a result, less than 65 of agricultural products in Latin America reach markets.

In such cases, employers must provide pregnant women with work that does not adversely affect this biological process, at a pay level not less than the one the employee normally received prior to the pregnancy.

Women continue to suffer discrimination their pay is between 30 and 60 per cent less than men, and they make up the majority of workers in the harsh conditions of the world's export processing zones.

Less investment will mean less capital deepening.

There would be more democracy, less oppression more freedom, less terrorism more growth, less poverty.

In principle, Mexico s economy should be benefiting from the same shale gas revolution that is providing a huge boost to the US, where natural gas prices are now less than one quarter of what Europeans pay.

Migrants used to pay a fee of almost 15 on average to send money back home this has fallen to less than 9 , and in some cases nearly to zero, which should be the universal goal.

Wars are expensive. But then we'd pay it off, pay it off, pay it off, and then, oh, what's this? The Civil War. Even more expensive.

We rise to an astronomical level, around 118 percent of GDP, But we pay it off, pay it off, pay it off, and then, what's this?

The employer is obliged to pay workers the same pay for work of equal value.

Less effort, you're less persistent, and so on.