Sentence examples for proposition of paying from inspiring English sources

"What we're trying to do is make a deal, a compact," Mr. Gerstner said, describing the proposition of paying teachers according to their performance in the classroom.

I'm a Linux user, so the value proposition of paying for Kiddix is not clear to me: when something like Edubuntu is free (as in beer), why would I pay for something similar?

RealDirect.com was built around a compelling proposition for home sellers — instead of paying the 6percentt broker fee, let RealDirect handle the listings and offer advice from agents, while only paying $395 a month or a 1 or 2percentt commission (depending on the level of services).

The value proposition for paid mobile content is in danger of crumbling further before subscribers migrate en masse to 3G.

makes no mention of the same incentives in its analysis of unemployment insurance and consequently is premature in its rejection of the basic economic proposition that paying people for not working will reduce the number of people who work.

A very interesting proposition: being paid to own risk-free debt instead of risky debt!

Latvia, feted by fans of austerity as the country-that-can and an example for countries like Greece that can't, has provided a rare boost to champions of the proposition that pain pays.

The other thing that might alter the proposition, of course, would be if customers were prepared to pay more for a flight powered by old chip fat.

Unlike most of them Coldstream is a paying proposition.

And Hastings said that he thinks that there isn't a lot of brand strength in "being everything for everyone," and being unlimited streaming video for a low fee is the core of their brand proposition — adding pay-per-view would confuse both the brand identity and its customers.

Mr. Steiner deserves to be nicknamed "Mr. Strainer" for straining money out of trash and making waste management a paying proposition.