Sentence examples for facilities paying from inspiring English sources

A £100m 'investment strategy'- including an upgrade to the Cardiff City Stadium, new training facilities, paying creditors and strengthening Malky Mackay's squad - has been promised for a club reportedly losing £1m a month.

But state health officials have not shied away from making Texas abortion facilities pay for their shortcomings.

The trade group, the Empire State Association of Adult Homes and Assisted Living Facilities, pays the lobbyists $10,000 a month.

The better to build bigger facilities, pay coaches millions more and in general spread around the wealth to everyone except the athletes themselves.

The geriatric psychiatry association is writing the first mental health guidelines for nursing homes and is searching for ways to help facilities pay for better care.

There are increasing returns to scale, and if Chinese efforts to attract production facilities pay off then R&D clusters may follow, leaving Americans with no good jobs at all.To this, I'd respond with several points.

But in his efforts to refute it, Mr Berlusconi has raised bigger questions about his conduct.The latest concerns the prime minister's use of facilities paid for by the taxpayer.

Re "Teach Your Children, Virtually" (May 29): In Ohio, online charter schools receive -- from woefully inadequate state education funds -- the same per-pupil number of dollars that schools receive that also have to maintain bricks-and-mortar facilities, pay utilities, run transportation systems, staff cafeterias and provide many special pupil services.

Now, users of these facilities pay no more than 10% of what it costs the government to maintain them.

Caspar Health is sold as an enterprise software-as-a-service subscription, where facilities pay a monthly subscription fee as well as a fee per patient.

Almost all the facilities paid him per piece stitched— a quarter for a normal T-shirt or as little as two cents for a simpler garment.