Sentence examples for pay for measures from inspiring English sources

Q: How would you pay for measures like that?

Amyas Morse, head of the National Audit Office, said: "The Department of Energy and Climate Change's ambitious aim to encourage households to pay for measures looked good on paper.

To do that, the government needs to provide incentives for action on carbon saving, and make investment possible by increasing support and enabling easy access to capital to pay for measures.

Addressing the low take-up of green deal loans, despite 120,000 home assessments having been done, he said: "It's perhaps unsurprising that the earliest adopters of the green deal are choosing to pay for measures themselves and keep all of the savings rather than use green deal finance".

But LGA chairman Sir Merrick Cockell said councils should only do this in order to pay for measures that would deliver longer-term benefits.

These costs include paying for measures to save energy, reduce emissions and tackle climate change, and also include the cost of social programmes to help vulnerable customers.

EVEN more important than these pay-fors are measures that slow cost growth.

Some labor unions, and the state retirement system in Connecticut, are proposing to use pay-for-performance measures, real ones, to make sure pay is linked to performance.

But he noted that even some of the union's affiliates -- in Arizona, New Mexico, Denver and North Carolina -- had embraced pay-for-performance measures much like Mr. Kerry's.

Removing same-store sales from its pay-for-performance measures "is a failure to admit failure," says Burt Flickinger III, managing director at the Strategic Resource Group, a retailing consulting firm.

With P4P doling out bonuses, many doctors have expressed concern that they will feel pressured to prescribe "mandated" drugs, even to elderly patients who may not benefit, and to cherry-pick patients who can comply with pay-for-performance measures.