Sentence examples for paying to build from inspiring English sources

Paying to build a police force is more important than paying to build a football stadium".

"New power is vital, but ratepayers deserve fair power rates if they're paying to build the new plants," Mr. Blumenthal said.

Instead of a private company paying to build the center, the town has covered the costs through $16 million in short-term bonds.

It's a wonderful gift but if I was an Arsenal fan I would wonder why we bothered paying to build a new stadium.

Believe it or not, until last year the government had no central cost data for all public building projects – there was no readily accessible data store to show how much we were paying to build roads, hospitals and schools.

Vodafone, based in Newbury, England, will not say what it is paying to build its German LTE network, although Oracle, a maker of database software, estimates that a midsize operator would spend $200 million to $500 million to install LTE technology.

Who pays to build and maintain roads, bridges and expressways?

They were paid to build their companies over time and develop relationships with workers and clients.

This belongs to someone who is paid to build offices, I reiterate.

But no one would pay to build one, and no one would want to work there.

The money was supposed to pay to build a new firehouse.