Sentence examples for model of paying from inspiring English sources

The model of paying a third country to accept unwanted refugees is a new idea.

C1 Microsoft's New Pricing Plan To simplify its pricing system, Microsoft moved corporate and government customers to a subscription model of paying yearly fees for updated software.

Unions and even some financiers have declared that the old PFI model of paying for new buildings and roads is dead and that new mechanisms must be found and quickly.

UberEATS is available in the US, but the UK launch will pit the firm against Deliveroo, which has grown rapidly with its model of paying drivers small sums to collect food from restaurants that do not have a delivery service.

Despite its detractors, Spotify's growth confirms that the music-listening public likes the model of paying a monthly subscription – of £10, $10 or €10 – for unlimited access to tens of millions of tracks.

It moves customers to a subscription model of paying yearly fees for updated software, instead of deciding each time whether to buy a new version of Windows, Office or other Microsoft programs.

"The system worked well for 40, 50 years," Mr. Silverman said, referring to the model of paid pitches that interrupt programming.

Although Apple Music has a three-month free trial period, the company has stood staunchly by its model of paid music.

Google Answers was an innovator in the online Q&A market and yet its model of paid experts answering questions failed dismally against free and open competitors including Answers.com and Yahoo Answers.

Five main approaches were identified: part-time volunteer CHWs without regular financial incentives, volunteers that sell health-related merchandise, volunteers with financial incentives, paid full-time CHWs and a mixed model of paid and volunteer CHWs.

Yet traditional models of paying physicians do not provide adequate incentives for taking on this new role.