The phrase "a programme pay" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a program pay"? If this is the case, you can use it in contexts related to compensation or payment structures associated with a specific program or initiative.
Example: "The company has introduced a new initiative that offers a program pay for employees who meet their performance targets."
Alternatives: "a payment plan" or "a compensation program."
After negotiations with Trafigura director Eric de Turckheim this week, the broadcaster agreed to apologise for a Newsnight programme, pay £25,000 to charity, and withdraw any allegation that Trafigura's toxic waste dumped in Africa had caused deaths.
But he has also promised to renegotiate the treaty, and supports a jobs programme paid for by bank and wealth taxes, along with a 75% tax rate on those earning more than a million euros a year – the stuff of George Osborne's nightmares.
In the US, you'll also be able to subscribe to the iPhone upgrade programme: pay $32 a month and get a new iPhone every year, AppleCare included.
Some members of the audience booed.Mr Duncan's guidelines for Race to the Top, a $4.3 billion programme paid for with stimulus money, include rewards for states that evaluate teachers in new ways.
Those accepted by CUNY's honours programme pay no tuition fees; instead they receive a stipend of $7,500 (to help with general expenses) and a laptop computer.
Our community programme pay dividends for GNM as well as partners.
Projects open for investment are Engynious Schools, a £1m "solar on schools" programme, paying an effective return of 6.7%; BNRG Gorse, a £730,000 solar farm, with ground-mounted panels across a large field in Kent, paying 7.35%, and REG High Down, a £1.5m wind turbine in Cornwall, paying between 8.4% and 9.3%.
For example, in Bogotá a conditional-cash transfer programme paid mothers a monthly stipend if they took their children to school.
You cannot design a programme that pays local authorities for turning around families' lives and allow them to self-certify that they have met the criteria.
The local government, in collaboration with the São Paulo watershed committee and Brazil's federal government, set up a programme that pays landowners $120 per hectare to reforest land.
