Sentence examples for payments for training from inspiring English sources

Universities are attracted by high payments for training medical students (for example, in 2014, the Australian government paid universities $21,273 per medical student place, compared with $13,163 for nursing [ 35]).

The company made no payment for training as all costs of the private training provider were met by the state.

Okulicz-Kozaryn declares that she has received payment for training SFP10-14 facilitators.

Payment for training and tutoring was set at the current university casual tutor rates appropriate to qualifications.

The NMS service was initially funded in the first year by creating a fund of up to £55 m for the first 12 months of the service, which included payment for training and implementation.

By introducing mobile payments for the training allowances through USAID's Mobile Solutions Technical Assistance and Research (mSTAR) program, training allowances are now directly transferred to mobile wallets; it now takes 15 fewer days to transfer funds to Kamal and other trainers.

Cost analysis of the scheme (see results above) indicates that the initial, one-off payments for technician training (£1955.00) are more than covered by a projected annual saving of £15706.67 in terms of technician time saved (£1499.27) and reductions in dispensing unnecessary medicines (£14207.4).

Banks could be "disintermediated" if, say, the payments for the train ticket, newspaper and coffee made every day by a commuter with his mobile phone appear not on their monthly credit-card statements, but on those of a mobile-phone service provider or an online-payments firm like PayPal.It is still too early to say whether banks and other financial companies will miss out and if so by how much.

The president also called yesterday for abolition of one type of Medicare payment for doctor training — again, a cut that would disproportionately affect New York.

Some clubs are so poor that they are forced to lure players with promises of jobs with corporate sponsors or mileage payment for attending training.

She required no payment for the training she provided, and I suspect that she was quite out of pocket over the whole affair.