Sentence examples for scale to pay from inspiring English sources

For the first time since the 1970's, New York City is borrowing money on a large scale to pay for day-to-day operating expenses, rather than just for capital projects.

Public kindergartens follow the governmental salary scale to pay their teachers, whereas the private kindergartens do not have any pay scales (Li et al. [2013]).

Many non-profit-making kindergartens, nevertheless, still followed this scale to pay the teachers, whereas the for-profit kindergartens do not.

You need huge scale to pay for all that, and then you're still in bed with a bunch of numb nuts".

"We don't have the scale to pay unlimited dollars," he said.

An additional $10 per ton paid by the richer nations alone would provide sufficient funds on an international scale to pay for adaptation and compensation, although all nations should be required to pay something in catastrophic insurance premiums.

An innovation system of such a small scale has to pay attention not only to the economic actors but also to the whole spectrum of societal challenges.

This paper presents the results of a large-scale willingness to pay (WTP) survey (N: 510) for investments on Blonk Street, The Wicker, Sheffield.

It calls for furloughs to be scaled according to pay grade --from 11 days, equivalent to a 4% cut, for those making less than $40,000 a year to 26 days, or a 10% cut for those making more than $240,000.

However, the insurance-for-work option needs someone to provide employment (e.g. productive safety nets programs to build local public goods) for the small-scale farmers to pay their premium through their seasonal labor.

It calls for furloughs (preferred by most staff over salary cuts) to be scaled according to pay grade from 11 days, equivalent to a 4% cut, for those making less than $40,000 a year to 26 days, or a 10% cut for those making more than $240,000.