We must pay a toll to drive on this road.

Polluters Must Pay

You must pay in advance.

One must pay for freedom.

You must pay attention to him.

You must pay attention to his advice.

Equal pay must be given for equal work.

We must ask ourselves a question must we pay the price of lack of progress on reform because of the stubbornness of some States that want to gain prestige by becoming permanent members?

Secondly, we really must make counter terrorism the top priority it is not enough to pay lip service to it.

All passenger vehicles and lorries carrying goods must pay a tax.

A hot tempered man must pay the penalty, for if you rescue him, you must do it again.

A hot tempered man must pay the penalty, for if you rescue him, you must do it again.

President George W. Bush Whatever it costs to defend our security, and whatever it costs to defend our freedom, we must pay it.

Member States must pay their assessed contributions in full and on time.

Nowadays, equal pay is not enough, household responsibilities must also be distributed evenly.

The main principle of the relevant methodology must be Member States' capacity to pay.

Member States must pay their assessed contributions in full, on time and without conditions.

Candidates must pay a deposit, which varies in amount depending on the mandate being sought.

All Member States must pay their assessed contributions in full, on time and without conditions.

But we pay for school.

One is If people must pay for a bed net, are they going to purchase them?

It might be expensive to compensate all potential losers, but we must put our money where our mouth is if a reform is certain to pay off handsomely, it will pay for the buy offs, and more. Governments can borrow what they need to pay out now, and service this debt as reforms yield benefits.

Article 44 Coal mining enterprises must provide accidental injury insurance for miners working underground and pay premiums.

Other firms trading in the Territory must pay a standard 35 per cent tax on their profits.

We pay a price for that, but we are aware of it, and generally we will pay the price for increased freedoms, choices and opportunities.

It's what they have to pay for is what we are going to pay for oil.

In accordance with the principle of capacity to pay, those countries that were able to pay their contributions as assessed must do so in full, on time and without conditions.

How are we going to pay for that?

We pay the price for each others' vulnerabilities.

Mr. Tal (Jordan) said that capacity to pay must be the guiding principle in calculating the scale of assessments.

We cannot afford to pay so much for admission.

We pay them to leave their water in stream.

We had to pay ten thousand yen in addition.

We did not pay them with dollars we paid them with something else.

If we do that then everyone would pay attention, and we would win.

We could walk there. We didn't even have to pay for the buses.

And of course, we must also pay more attention to prevention so that societies can address their tensions and problems in ways that will avoid the descent into armed conflict in the first place.

Following the birth, employers must allow such employees to return to their previous post at the pay level currently in force.

The principle of capacity to pay must be taken fully into account in the review of the scale methodology in 2006.

With all these things I've been learning about the food system, it seems to me that we can either pay the farmer, or we can pay the hospital.

Why do we pay so much attention to this conflict?

We pay for it in our taxes on April 15th.

Indohaadde collects revenue from NGOs that want to operate in the area under his control they must obtain Indohaadde's permission and must pay him a sum of money to conduct their activities.

We must intervene.

We must wait.