Sentence examples for pay to deploy from inspiring English sources

Partners don't pay to deploy them.

Cedillo's staff also has talked with local businesses about the possibility of launching a Westlake business improvement district that could pay to deploy private-security bike patrols.

It is also an opportunity for the royal family — as corporate a body as any, except when it comes to paying taxes — to deploy some self-flattering public relations.

TC: Do partners pay to create and deploy these custom emojis (Like Disney/Lucasfilm for Star Wars)?

This investment will allow us to deploy paid search engine marketing and paid social adverts, as well as Google AdWords.

Carriers pay $50 per subscriber to deploy PHS systems versus $100 or more for GSM and CDMA.

So they instead decided to use this money to pay and deploy a CHEW salary (of KSh 16,000).' (National policy-maker from the MoH) 'Given difficulties in rolling out payment within the government system, the Ndere CHWs claimed that the fact that they are volunteers interfered with the quality of their work, and lowered their morale.

Furthermore, government salary payment was consistently delayed and no incentives were paid to health workers deployed in hard to reach, underserved locations.

The subject of deployment came up, and she testified that he told her that if the Army was going to deploy him, "they will pay".

The majority of organisations are unlikely to deploy, and thus to pay for a relational database deployment in this way.

He said Mr. Mugabe's senior lieutenants decided months ago to deploy army officers, on paid leave, to manage the ZANU-PF youth militia and war veterans who assault and harass M.D.C. supporters in rural areas.