Sentence examples for pays model from inspiring English sources

But the "user pays" model is unsettling none the less.

Johnson quarreled with Livingstone's anti-congestion policies but not with the LEZ, describing its "polluter pays" model as "fair".

"Some have questioned whether the 'issuer pays' model has led S.&P. and others to issue higher, or less rigorously analyzed, ratings so as to garner more business.

It also called for Asic surveillance "of other financial advice businesses that have recently been a source of concern, such as Macquarie Private Wealth", and a shift towards a "user pays" model for Asic funding.

The "author pays" model was invented, whereby authors (actually institutions, usually research funders) paid for peer review and posting on the web up front, meaning that the research, once published, would be open access.

It is important, for example, that a single-minded focus on securing commitment to the "author pays" model of open access – often referred to as "gold OA" – should not undermine efforts to create what many in the open access community consider an essential intermediary step, namely the setting up of open repositories (the "green OA" route).

A.M. Best adds that issuer pays models allow the broadest dissemination of information, at no cost to the public.

A muse is anything but a paid model.

At face value, transition to an online paid model should be more straightforward.

"We did a lot of due diligence on other companies that went to a paid model," she said.

"I thought a paid model would help improve tour attendance and quality," said Orange Key chairwoman Sarah Van Cleve '12.