Sentence examples for introducing a paid from inspiring English sources

Political commentators blame Labor's slip on a damaging leak this week that suggested Gillard originally questioned key Labor policies of introducing a paid parental leave plan and increasing payments to pensioners.

Seventy-five of those contacted do charge and three do not offer a collection service although one, Bassetlaw District Council, in Nottinghamshire, is considering introducing a paid scheme.

The New York Times Company announced this morning that it will be introducing a paid, metered model for NYTimes.com at the beginning of 2011.

Today, Ge.tt is also introducing a paid version for more storage, from $5 per month (5 GB) to $20 per month (100 GB).

Nearly five months after launching a free, ad-supported application for iPhone and iPod Touch, eBuddy is today introducing a paid version of the program, which enables users to communicate with contacts across various instant messaging clients.

While it's a simple and carefree waste solution, introducing a paid recycling model ultimately begs the question: Are people willing to pay a premium to recycle waste they previously threw away?

Google also recently introduced a paid version of Analytics for businesses that want extra features.

Ms. Robinson said that a metered-pay system for The Times's Web site would begin in January, when the company would introduce a paid application for the iPad.

In a bid to improve his image, he introduced a paid maternity leave plan that would give mothers the taxpayer-funded equivalent of their salaries for six months.

For now, Admittedly is a free service, but the team has plans to introduce a paid tier with extra features.

Keeney also suggested that Dash might eventually introduce a paid, premium plan with features like on-demand show archives.