Sentence examples for generated paid for from inspiring English sources

On Thursday Vince Cable, the former Liberal Democrat business secretary, said that the prime minister had ducked an opportunity to revisit the economics of the Hinkley contract – which will entail the Treasury promising a guaranteed floor price for the electricity generated, paid for through householders' bills, over the reactor's lifetime.

Yet he staunchly defends private-sector involvement, arguing that the cash generated pays for sport in developing countries.And, having sniped at Juan Antonio Samaranch, Mr Pound ends with grudging admiration for the IOC's controversial former president.

In the power sector, a big bottleneck has been dealing with distribution how to ensure that companies who generate power get paid for it.

Only about half of all electricity generated is paid for, because power is stolen and bills are left unpaid.

In India only about half of all electricity generated is paid for, because power is stolen and bills are left unpaid.

This is called "net metering" in America and in effect uses the grid the poles, wires and generating capacity paid for by other consumers as free storage.Yet opponents of renewables say the level of subsidies involved shows that wind and solar investments are just boondoggles, salving the conscience of the green-minded and cossetting politically connected companies.

For instance, he could have suggested raising the upper-income cut-off on Social Security contributions and using the cash this generated to pay for higher benefits for everybody.

The revenues generated can pay for a dog-run attendant or, if that's too costly, then the local park security (if there is any) can do random checks on permit holders.

To my mind, taxing gasoline to the point that we are paying the equivalent of the price in Europe will discourage consumption, and the money generated will pay for the infrastructure projects that we so desperately need.

For a variety of reasons, there are not enough tax revenues being generated to pay for the basic public services that one would expect in an advanced country like the United States.

The businesses and jobs created plus the tax revenue generated easily pay for the programs (and then some).