Examples of paymaster

• There are other ways of temporally decoupling reciprocal obligations of welfare recipients and their paymasters.

• Understandably, the language of such a performance is unintelligible to most foreign tourists - the new paymasters of this art.

• The notion that research might be independent or, even better, dependent on reality, was simply not part of their paymasters' thinking.

• The situation was so out of control that a year after the war ended the troops were still on the paymaster's books because there was no money to pay them.

• Their members and their paymasters must be brought to justice, and all their helpers in the administration and the armed forces must be summarily dismissed.

• In the future, we should be a powerful political actor, and we should not be content with a role in which we are just paymasters dealing with post-war destruction.

• Due consideration has been given to all the circumstances relating to the employment of acting-paymasters, and the terms on which they were engaged.

• There are sergeant-majors promoted to the rank of assistant-paymasters.

• They are its paymasters and, to a large extent, it will do what it is told.

• At that time he was trying to impress his foreign paymasters with the extent of his deflationary measures.

• Paymasters' offices are distributed all over the country and are not in one central bureau.

• There is normally a large number of paymasters.

• They may, no doubt, reject a certain number of films, but they have to keep in with their paymasters.

• There was rarely a settlement as a result of the negotiations between the teachers, the local authorities and the paymasters.

• They look with confidence, as did the eighteenth century landlords, because they are the paymasters.