Sentence examples for pay rescue from inspiring English sources

The easiest job is getting federal aid to pay rescue workers and clean up the World Trade Center site.

The question is: how much is the government willing to pay to rescue the deal?

And in the north, it is a high price to pay to rescue the profligate south.

During an emergency, like an earthquake or a hurricane, taxes pay for rescue workers, shelters, and services.

First: why should we pay to rescue these well-remunerated idiots from the consequences of their own foolishness?

German taxpayers resent having to pay to rescue Greece, while Greek citizens are angry at the hardships created by the austerity program that was a condition of aid.

(And if it did, imagine the tables' being turned, and Westchester residents having to pay to rescue the shopping bag of failed hospitals they have patronized in New York City).

Under government guidelines developers, in this case the church, must pay for rescue archaeology when building work involves destroying historical evidence.

During the conversation, Rousseff told them Brazil's government expected the companies to pay for rescue and cleanup efforts, as well compensation for more than 500 people who were displaced as their homes were destroyed.

Moreover, she stressed that unlike Mr. Giuliani, who has been able to rely on support from the federal government to pay for rescue and recovery operations at the World Trade Center, Mr. Beame was largely on his own.

He has had problems with his own federation as well, frustrated at the lack of organisation, the inadequate hotels and medical facilities and at constantly having to pay to rescue team-mates stranded at airports.