Sentence examples for paying in return from inspiring English sources
Such a heavy environmental price might arguably be worth paying in return for huge quantities of commercially recoverable oil.
But they don't usually give us a choice of paying in return for non-invasive data capture; I would gladly pay at least some amount of money, in many cases, if I had that option.
Various Italian communes resorted to forced loans from their citizens to raise money, paying in return an annual sum but never the principal.
And one trip to Manaus is probably a price worth paying in return for the location of England's two remaining group games - Sao Paulo, where they take on Uruguay, and Belo Horizonte, where Costa Rica will provide the opposition.
Regulation, after all, is the price that society demands, and banks pay, in return for the implicit promise of a government bail-out if the worst happens.
Supporters of the rules have said they are a fair price for broadcasters to pay in return for gaining control over the limited and valuable public airwaves.
"The HSBC records suggest Caring's $1m donation was paid in return for former president Bill Clinton's attendance at a lavish costume charity ball organised by Caring in St Petersburg, Russia".
Under a remarkably good "productivity" deal it negotiated with the Blair administration in 2004, doctors managed to get up to 45 per cent more pay in return for giving up working at night or over weekends.
According to US Justice Department allegations, accounts at the three banks were used to transfer millions of dollars of alleged bribes paid in return for television rights, sponsorship deals and World Cup votes.
With an election on the way, the faint damns of his fellow Europeans are a price Mr Blair is happy to pay in return for earning the faint praise of the Eurosceptical press.
The supporters say that the requirements are a fair price for the broadcasters to pay in return for control over the limited and valuable airwaves, and in 1967, a unanimous Supreme Court agreed.
