Sentences with phrase «from paid spokespeople»

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What this means, according to a company spokesperson, is that if the driver takes a route that doesn't match the route assumed in the calculation of the upfront fare, what they are paid could differ from the balance of the ride charge left over after Uber's fees to the driver and other expenses like tolls.

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang will pay official visits to Indonesia and Japan, and attend the 7th China - Japan - ROK leaders» meeting in Japan from May 6 to 11, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying said Tuesday.

If you even pay casual attention to political news in Canada, you will undoubtedly hear clips from spokespeople representing the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, the Fraser Institute, the National Citizens Coalition, the MacDonald - Laurier Institute, the Canadian Federation of Independent Business or the Frontier Centre for Public Policy.

«Universal Credit is already making work pay in one in ten jobcentres and will be rolled out nationally from next year,» a spokesperson said.

The Welsh Liberal Democrat Local Government Spokesperson, Peter Black has welcomed today's announcement by the Local Government Minister that she will be updating statutory guidance on how local councils must publish decisions on senior officer pay and commencing the provision in the Local Government (Democracy) Wales Act 2013 from April this year, that will give the Remuneration Panel for Wales oversight of pay rises for Chief Executives.

The paid sites» spokespersons state that you should use a paid site rather than a free online dating service because the free sites are smaller with fewer profiles posted on the site to select from.

The spokesperson added: «This means nurseries are likely to lose out if they switch from parent - paid hours to government - funded hours, in spite of the Government's promise to distribute funding more fairly between different local authorities.»

Haley's statements came on the same day Department of Education officials announced they would be seeking at least $ 613,600 in damages from CTB — though a Department of Education spokesperson later stressed that the penalties «could reasonably go into the millions» — in part to pay for an outside review of the disrupted exams that's already underway.

«We have also introduced the pupil premium - worth # 2.5 bn a year from this April - and turned around more failing schools than ever before,» the spokesperson added, referring to the additional money paid to schools in England with deprived children.

In response to a query from Substance, a CPS spokesperson said that the event was not paid for by CPS, but by the «Faith Based Community.»

A spokesperson for the Massachusetts State Police has announced the indefinite suspension from duty without pay of a trooper who was recently arrested following an alleged drunk driving car accident.

Whatever it is, it's worrisome, so we reached out to Google for comment, and here's the response from a spokesperson in full, but obviously pay attention to the second part more than the rosy specs listed in the first half: