Sentence examples for involve paying for from inspiring English sources
Moving would involve paying for a location study and the cost of preparing a new space.
From the consumer's perspective, this would involve paying for a bundled service package that provides a device, software, 3G, wifi and a minimum battery life.
He would like to donate the potatoes to a food bank, but that would involve paying for labour and packing on top of the lost sales.
It is also the best way to vault the great wall of self-interest, because, unlike most responses to climate change, it doesn't involve paying for benefits that will largely be enjoyed by others.
The common belief across all rounds in relation to "cost" was that it would involve paying for the home stool kit, and as a result, potentially not having the test.
It basically involves paying for energy retrofits through a surcharge on property-tax bills.
When politicians in Philadelphia and Washington proposed soda taxes this year, the Campaign for Healthy Kids got more directly involved, paying for lobbyists and polling.
In its simplest form, this involves paying for Chinese propaganda supplements to appear in dozens of respected international publications such as the Washington Post.
The precise nature of the practices is unimportant but they essentially involved "paying for circulation" by distributing a number of newspapers that the Sun-Times knew would not be sold.
(It's also worth noting that an important part of the costs of dealing with the S. & L. crisis involved paying for lost deposits. So far in this crisis, that problem has been largely averted by encouraging bigger banks to take over failing institutions, and I assume that will continue going forward).
McKinsey and Company, a consultancy, reported in October that nearly 60% of health plans on the exchanges have elements of "managed care", a technique used by health-maintenance organisations (HMOs) in the 1990s that involves paying for care at only some clinics, rather than wherever the patient likes.
