Sentence examples for pay to implement from inspiring English sources

He had the best understanding of the pain and distress of everyday life and had shown "the costs we were having to pay to implement the Utopia which the communist system represented".

Marginal incremental change in income before and after PES interventions therefore convinced farmers to accept pay to implement PES practices for agro-ecosystem rehabilitation.

Farmers' willingness to accept pay to implement grass strips is related to its dual purpose of soil and water conservation as well as provision of fodder for livestock.

Low number of farmers (15 %) willing to accept pay to implement terracing is linked to different reasons ranging from high physical labour demand for mapping, marking, and digging terraces along with the high cost associated with the intervention.

One possible financial tool - which we call a "water fund" - creates a system in which downstream users of water pay to implement upstream conservation projects in order to improve water quality.

The first government examination of a radical new tuition model called "Pay It Forward" was presented to lawmakers in Oregon last week, explaining for the first time how much a state would pay to implement the new system.

Shaw's employer was subcontracted by one of the 18 "prime providers" the government pays to implement its Work Programme to get jobless people into employment.

But some campaigners say the real cause of most problems associated with the WCA is not the company that carries out the tests but the underlying policy it is paid to implement.

(Source: Baltimore Food Policy Initiative) Share power in government and grantmaking by structuring grant award processes that allow residents living in low-income areas to play a leadership role in contributing to and being paid to implement solutions and selecting their service providers.

The government implemented a series of measures to compensate, including paying them to implement public health activities and provide services covered by social health insurance.

The government implemented a series of measures to compensate, including paying them to implement public health activities and provide services covered by social health insurance, but these have also changed the village doctors' role.