Sentence examples for payer support from inspiring English sources

"We are committed to ensuring our major banks are resilient [and] that they can weather shocks without calling on tax payer support".

Payer support, such as covering or funding some intervention costs and imposing financial penalties on hospitals when patients develop CLABSIs, could encourage uptake and dissemination of the programme.

At present ballot papers are sent to anyone who has not contracted out of paying the political levy, and no serious attempt is made to find out whether the levy payer supports Labour.

The government published research earlier this week which found that most licence fee payers support the idea of using that cash to fund independent consortiums to take over the provision of ITV's regional news service.

This, along with Senator Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign, which called for Medicare-for-all, seem to be contributing to growing single-payer support.

And single-payer support has become a litmus test for progressivism in the Trump era; Massachusetts senator Elizabeth Warren endorsed it this summer, while other prominent Democrats have been a little bit more cautious the furthest Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer would go is to say that single-payer is "on the table".

This week, the government published its own survey, which found that around two thirds of licence fee payers supported the idea of using part of it to pay for regional and local news services provided by an organisation other than the BBC.

"These are hard-working Americans, tax payers supporting families that have often lived here for decades," said Garcia.

"If we're trying to convince the typical tax payer to support it, saying we want to tax you for your own and others' pre-K is less of a hard sell than saying you're going to pay for somebody else's kids," he said.

His views are also totally out of step with the licence fee payers who support the BBC".

What to do about them has pre-occupied church leaders, since Thomas Aquinas in his 13th century tract "Summa Theologica" issued instructions that society should shoulder the burden of redistribution: "Whatever certain people have in superabundance is due, by natural law, to the purpose of succoring the poor".More controversial today is how generous a welfare state tax payers should support.