Sentence examples for revised to pay for from inspiring English sources
Ms. Roche said the company, which has offices in 24 states, was to be paid more per client than its lowest bid because the contract was revised to pay for performance.
The second lip-curler came when she attacked him for using the run-up to the debate to, um, "revise" his position on taxes to pay for his single-payer healthcare system.
The association has said the regulation would hurt individual franchise owners who would have to pay for the revised menu boards.
Meanwhile European commission president Jean-Claude Juncker has warned Theresa May in a private phone call that shifting her position in favour of a permanent customs union is the price she will need to pay for the EU revising the Irish backstop.
That George W. Bush has refused to revise his excessive tax cut, even though the money to pay for it has disappeared, is equally outrageous.
After Obamacare became law, the office revised that projection to $23.7 trillion, reflecting the hundreds of billions of dollars needed to pay for the Affordable Care Act's expansion of government-subsidized health coverage.
Outside economists and trade experts, however, said the revised NAFTA ― which Trump has rebranded as the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement ― will not bring into the U.S. Treasury anywhere near what is necessary to pay for a wall.
"We have to pay for everything ourselves.
Am I obligated to pay for everything?
