Examples of using Were paying in English and their translations into Russian
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If you were paying you to prioritise emails over coaching your team,
In addition, the Americans were paying higher prices for the furs,
If you were paying you to waste time on trivia rather than planning your next quarters sales plan?
The recommendations included transitional arrangements for organizations that had been using the special operations approach and were paying staff a special operations living allowance SOLA.
the American colonies were paying all these taxes to the king
Croatia and many LDCs that were paying their contributions.
The village maintained its trade importance until the 17th century and the inhabitants were paying monetary impost.
The least developed countries were paying dearly for the wealth
In 1960 CIA funded researches of the Menlo Park hospital in California were paying students 40$ a day to take LSD.
the elderly and the disabled- were paying the highest price for short-sighted economic policies,
For instance, from Taï to Guiglo, owners of vehicles were paying CFAF 1,000 to 2,000 at each of the five existing official Government checkpoints.13.
One wondered whether the deliberate anti-Iraq attitude they had adopted was not the price they were paying to the emirs of the Gulf in exchange for the latter's generosity.
not as much as the companies were paying on the wholesale market for their electricity.
he told me about the people that were paying him to dig where no one should be digging.
When you found out that kid who you were paying to mow your lawn was doing your wife,
it was concerned that not all entities were paying their fair share.
What these contracts actually said was that the band were paying me $2,000 to leave.
reached the upper Zeya River in the country of the Daurs, who were paying tribute to the Manchu Chinese.
And I don't think we got it right; I don't think we were paying enough attention.
When payments were distributed along the retail chain, this tax was quite often lost, because neither the buyer nor the supplier were paying it.