Sentence examples for in effect pays from inspiring English sources
Leipzig-Altenburg airport in Germany—another of those under inspection by the European Commission—in effect pays Ryanair a fee for each passenger it sends there.
Under the loophole, the state in effect pays the nursing home $80 but charges the federal government as if it were paying $100.
The hedge fund pays an interest rate that, in effect, pays the bank for the tax benefit of avoiding the withholding tax.
The I.R.S. sometimes, in effect, pays two refunds instead of one: first to the criminal who gets a claim approved, and then a second to the legitimate taxpayer, who might have to wait as long as a year while the agency verifies the second claim.
The LR2 model is typically more variable since it in effect pays a penalty for having to estimate all the two-way interactions on the same sample.
Thus, church property would in effect pay off the national debt and obviate the need for further loans.
But Nicholas Shaxson, author of "Treasure Islands", a book on offshore finance (and a former contributor to this paper), calls it a "Swiss tax swizz": the country will in effect pay a fat fee to avoid revealing clients' names.
But because many Americans do most of their saving through tax-preferred accounts, such as I.R.A.'s and 401(k) plans, they in effect pay taxes based on how much they consume.
"You're in effect paying to pollute the stream," he said.
Detroit is, in effect, paying people to scrap their cars.
It is, in effect, paid a fixed fee for running a railway.
