Sentence examples for pay for changes from inspiring English sources

A $1 million state fund would help schools pay for changes.

Furthermore, it is not clear whether the city or private hauling companies will pay for changes made to the marine transfer station so that it can handle waste.

Norman Lamont, John Major's chancellor, increased the rate to 17.5% in 1991 to help pay for changes to the poll tax.

But his office has previously explained the Medicaid provision as one that actually grew out of a concern expressed in a letter weeks ago by Mr. Heineman about how the state would pay for changes brought by the health care proposals.

A vote by the European Parliament, set for Wednesday in Strasbourg, France, could determine whether those subsidies continue to support the big-fleet approach or, instead, help pay for changes meant to steer the European Union's saltwater fishing industry toward a more environmentally sound future.

Losing this is too high a price to pay for change.

"When people were first killed in the revolution I didn't cry, because I knew this was the price we would have to pay for change," said Rania el-Malky, a former Egyptian newspaper editor.

But the big unsolved question is how to pay for change.

Paying for changes in the law is also illegal.

Who is paying for changes in health care?

The objective of this study was to measure preferences and willingness-to-pay for changes in health-related quality of life associated with uncomplicated influenza and two rarely-occurring vaccination-related adverse events (anaphylaxis and Guillain-Barré syndrome) in children.