Sentence examples for pay for improving from inspiring English sources

Metrolink bosses said the extra cash would pay for improving and expanding the tram network.

So they build foreign firms' factories, give grants for training, pay for improved infrastructure and so on.

The Treasury has also said that revenues from parking fines can now be used to pay for improved enforcement.

In the Kansas City case, Mr. Ashcroft was incensed when a federal judge ordered the state to raise taxes to pay for improved facilities in the city.

Representative Jesse Jackson Jr. of Illinois suggested reversing a recent cut in members' office budgets and tacking on another 10 percent increase to pay for improved security.

Eating less meat and wasting less food will offset any higher price you pay for improved animal welfare – your overall food budget will go down as noticeably as your risk of heart disease, cancer, obesity and diabetes.

After Ms. Marshall persuaded Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg to make a $2 million loan to the Queens bus lines to help pay for improved health benefits, Mr. Toussaint sought to put the plan to a vote, union officials said.

Colombia's wealthy shouldered a security tax to pay for improved policing, and foundations are sprouting to address social problems (although some of that is drug money being laundered).

It was found that motorists were willing to pay for improved fuel efficiency and reduced interior vehicle noise.

Indeed, being a male relative to female is associated with a 13% rise in the probability of willingness to pay for improved electricity supply.

The results confirm the hypothesis of highly heterogeneous household preferences and reveal limited preparedness of domestic users to pay for improved electricity quality and renewable energy.