Sentence examples for provision to pay from inspiring English sources

Tacked on to it was a provision to pay for training and equipment for rebels fighting against IS in Syria.

New regulations pour out of Congress like a flood, often with no provision to pay for them.

Unlike this health care reform, it became law with no offsetting cuts and very little provision to pay for it.

When TVA relocated residents, it bought out farm owners, but made no provision to pay for poorer tenants to move.

Creating private accounts may be costly, and so far the Bush administration has not made any specific provision to pay for the initiative.

Moreover, the rescue package Ireland's government agreed to on the 21st included a provision to pay back senior bank creditors in full, something that surprised the distressed-debt crowd who had flocked to Dublin to hear about the scale of the haircuts they would be asked to bear.

Among the big differences between the two bills are the provisions to pay for the legislation.

There are many loan provisions to pay attention to besides the rate and term.

While Hester has declined his bonus for 2011, the bank will already be making provisions to pay him for 2012.

Taxpayers for Common Sense, a watchdog group, criticized the use of 10 years of revenue from such provisions to pay for a two-year transportation bill.

While the tax increase next year is substantial, another increase comes in 2013, when provisions to pay for the health care bill take effect.