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The phrase "a foundation to pay" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a basis or reason for making a payment, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We need to establish a foundation to pay for the new project expenses."
Alternatives: "a basis for payment" or "a reason to pay".
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But after a protest by Ms. Winston and others, who ended up creating a foundation to pay for their care, they were allowed to stay.
Since that time, we have been meeting with staff and administrators from the school, researching the possibilities of starting a foundation to pay for enrichment programs and proselytizing to any other parents of preschoolers we can find.
As enthusiastic as they were about the renovation, the Riordans never really considered living there, in part, says Nancy Riordan, because they had raised money to fix it up--it's one thing for a foundation to pay for those fancy new drapes, it's another if you happen to run the foundation.
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Crawford donated $75,000 from his foundation to pay for renovations of the library.
The advent of DiscounTech, which is available nationwide, has clearly struck a chord with nonprofit organizations, which in the past have had to rely on a hodgepodge of grants, direct donations and assistance from a variety of foundations to pay for new technology.
In an effort to organize the former governor's papers -- and make their home a little tidier -- the Byrnes and some friends have started a foundation to help pay for the collection and preservation of his personal papers, which will be housed at Rutgers University in New Brunswick.
Additionally, CARE Foundation has forged a partnership with the government of India and other private foundations to pay for about 500 pediatric heart surgeries a year [ 16].
Planners may also use foundations to pay themselves for raising funds for charity.
An estimated $60,000 has been raised from private foundations to pay for the trip.
The experts have agreed to work without pay, Quick said, adding that he had created a foundation to raise $90,000 to $100,000 to pay for their travel and housing expenses at the Olympics.
At its spring conference last month, the Scottish National party passed a motion supporting the idea that "a basic or universal income can potentially provide a foundation to eradicate poverty, make work pay and ensure all our citizens can live in dignity".
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