Sentence examples for experimental pay from inspiring English sources
During the Dinkins administration, officials installed experimental pay toilets but eventually abandoned their proposal.
In the Dinkins administration, officials installed experimental pay toilets but eventually abandoned that plan.
When the negotiators focus on Mr. Giuliani's demands for higher productivity, they will inevitably look to two union-approved experimental pay programs.
During the Dinkins administration, officials installed experimental pay toilets and sent a proposal for public toilets with advertising through the maze of the city's land-use review process, but eventually abandoned the concept.
During the Dinkins administration, in the early 90's, officials installed experimental pay toilets and sent a proposal for public toilets supported by advertising through the maze of the review process, but eventually abandoned it.
Quick Calls The experimental paid social network App.net is like Twitter without the ads.
Back in 2007, Radiohead chose not to sign a new deal with Parlophone and, instead, brought out In Rainbows as an experimental pay-what-you-want download (money going straight to the band).
Our intention is to make our experimental 'Paying attention in class' available at a low price, which makes it easily accessible for all schools and school counseling services.
The first study is a randomised controlled trial in which children will be randomly assigned to the Cogmed RM [ 10] intervention (n=50) or the experimental 'Paying attention in class' intervention (n=50).
Nonetheless, the city of Denver, Colorado, has just introduced an experimental "merit pay" system with the reluctant co-operation of teachers' unions (see article).In Britain, however, the forces of conservatism are promising fierce resistance.
The public insurance system should remain continuing coverage of the cost of those drugs that are already approved and marketed for different indications, while those who are willing to undergo treatment with additional experimental drugs, pay out-of-pocket for the cost of drugs that are yet to be approved.
