Summary
pay {noun}
lön · betalning · avlöning · sold · hyra
to pay {verb}
stå för · ge · svara för · skänka · ägna · visa · bära · betyga · betala · göra · erlägga · betala ut · löna sig för · betala sig för · vara lönande · betala sig · löna sig · betalat · utbetala · avlöna
English-Swedish translation for "pay"
"pay" Swedish translation
pay {noun}
Fewer social rights and less pay is the basic criterion for location decisions.
Equal pay for equal work, certainly, but the key issue is the reference point.
One is the question of equal pay and the other is the question of youth employment.
We also need to call on the Member States to do more than promote equal pay.
One of the most important issues of equality is equal pay for equal work.
But a warning is in order - late pay and slow pay are not the same thing.
This is directly linked to trade, as exports are often used to pay off foreign debts.
back pay
Will Europe finance itself by making CO2 pay?
This leads to uncertainty when paying in old currency and receiving change in euros.
Throughout the world there is competition in terms of standards, ship quality, safety and pay.
The Croatian partner of the Austrian supplier is also obliged to pay rent for this customs warehouse.
The people affected are now able to pay for their food, accommodation, medical care and legal representation and it is no longer impossible
Secondly, I would like to know how much is paid in rent for this building.
We are still paying rent for the Ardenne and Ravenstein buildings.
Parliament, however, paid rent to the city of Strasbourg.
to pay {verb}
It is the farmers themselves who will ultimately have to pay these costs.
The consumer has to pay for that and in the final analysis this is a major obstacle to competition.
However, quite apart from the fact that this aid is inadequate, the taxpayer was supposed to pay it.
The extra cost involved will obviously be passed on to the user, who will pay more for their airline tickets.
Would it be possible to have this confirmed and to have figures on how much taxpayers are paying out?
What the Commissioner is proposing to us is that we rob Peter to pay Paul.
Mr President, I should like to pay the rapporteur, Mrs Dührkop Dührkop, a compliment.
He has paid compliments to other colleagues, so let me pay a very warm compliment to him.
Today, nonetheless, I want to pay a special tribute to the work of the European Parliament.
We want to rob the very poor in order to pay the slightly less poor.
In 2004 we committed about EUR 700 million and paid EUR 800 million, so the payments/ commitments ratio is 115 %.
We need to pay particular attention to middle-aged women, and secondly teenage boys.
We need to pay particular attention to an appropriate analysis of these environments.
It must, however, pay particular attention to events just beyond its borders.
These are issues to which the European Council must pay the greatest possible attention.
That is the issue the new Commission must pay a lot of attention to.
In the report we have also asked the press and publicity offices to pay more attention.
I think that the Commission must pay particular care and attention to these three changes.
I do not know if we should pay our respects to them.
And would you pay them a bonus for being empathic?
However, the UK has still paid EUR 39 billion, which in population terms is much more than those other two countries.
Everyone has to pay, but only very few receive subsidies from the EU budget.
We also need to call on the Member States to do more than promote equal pay.
We can only pay compensation or subsidies where animal illnesses are concerned.
As for the pharmaceutical industry, well, it is only interested in those who can pay.
They make you pay more in withholding just to help their cash flow out.
I would like to pay my sincere respects to Parliament.
The funding will pay for electoral equipment and the printing of ballot papers.
On the basis of this statement, we have to begin looking at who is going to pay.
Commercial companies offer special care to anyone who can and will pay for it.
The more difficult question is how much we are prepared to pay to achieve it.
And I would only pay $99,:,50 -- so stay even below a hundred dollars for it.
We also need to call on the Member States to do more than promote equal pay.
Nobody can do a better job than getting the taxman to pay money back!
The consumer will perhaps ultimately pay - but he or she may not.
Consumers would have to pay significantly more, and I am sure they would not like that any better.
‘The gender pay gap, which averages 17.6 % across the EU …’.
The importer has to pay taxes, duty and excise only at a destination within the Community, and none at all if the goods are leaving the...
UK officials have said they will destroy these cigars because Mr Smith has refused to pay£90 in duty.
What this means in real terms is that some of the present Member States had to pay higher contributions than they would have to under the
Lower than expected needs in the beef and cereals sector will enable us to pay the advance on the oil seed premiums and to cover the costs
At the end of 2002, the amount still to be paid had been reduced by a further 50 %.
It is therefore up to the despatching Member State to determine and pay out the chairman's salary.
In addition, the Commission has pledged to pay a part of the compensation in the absence of a Parliamentary opinion.
It is also to ensure that they can fund their teachers and can pay their teachers, which is often not the case at present.
In certain countries, the latest trend is to increase the retirement age and to cut pensions, or even not to pay them at all.
That is why the compensation paid by the Commission to beneficiaries must be quite substantial.
It has to pay off for those who work in that sector.
I do not know why the Commission needs to put money in to pay itself for the job it is doing.
This, in the long term, will have a pay-back value through increased consumption of European produce.
to pay off
to pay
Therefore we must choose either certain stagnation or a risk which could pay off.
I also think that a more visible policy on our part would pay off at the moment.
It has to pay off for those who work in that sector.
to pay
Possible methods include sampling, market research, opinion research; I believe it pays to consider how we can obtain statistics more quickly and more efficiently.
If we do one job a week at that rate, we won't pay Benedict off until...
After all, if ships had to pay anyway, then they might as well use the facilities.
Andżelika Borys says that she did not pay the fine because she had not been informed of the sentence handed down.
Did you pay Iast month's bill?
I had September 12th -- from 10:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m., I paid my storage bill.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "pay":
© Princeton Universitygive · devote · pay up · ante up · pay off · make up · compensate · yield · bear · wage · earnings · remuneration · salary
Usage examples
Usage examples for "pay" in Swedish
Similar words
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