Sentence examples for pay for the delay from inspiring English sources

If an agreement on a broad outline could be reached, Congress should then push back the automatic tax hikes and spending cuts for six months, provided that revenue increases and spending cuts be enacted to pay for the delay.

Fortunately, both houses of Congress have passed bills, by veto-proof margins, that would impose a one-year moratorium on the rules and pay for the delay with offsetting cuts in less-urgent health programs.

The United States has been a laggard in adopting technology to protect credit and debit card data, and consumers and merchants have wound up paying for the delays.

The results suggest that content providers can be willing to pay for the lower delay of content delivery in ICN, if ICN can solve its coordination problems related to cost-allocation, contracting, quality of service guarantees, and content usage statistics.

I have cited EU rules that they are compelled to pay ¤600 each for the delay, but they have replied that the fire was an "extraordinary circumstance" and beyond their control.

Eventually those denying the arc will be crushed by its progress, be it moral or scientific, but the rest of us will pay for the prevarication and delay.

To pay for the two month delay in implementing the sequester that was part of the "Fiscal Cliff" deal, the President insisted that half of the costs come from new revenue -- and half of any cuts come from the Military budget.

If passengers have to stay overnight, she said, the airline will ordinarily pay for the hotel if the delay is caused by mechanical or crew problems, but not in case of weather.

He was a man obsessed: when the engraver failed to provide the prints on time, Bingham suspected Ewing of paying the engraver for the delay.

The CMA said that the "pay-for-delay" agreements "potentially deprived the NHS of the significant price falls that generally result from generic competition".

As a result, Related will not have to make a $43.5 million down payment immediately, although the company will have to pay a nonrefundable $10 million for the delay, according to two executives who have been briefed on the agreement.