Sentence examples for to pay value from inspiring English sources

New Zealand's Ministry of Transport has produced a "willingness to pay" value for road safety (injury and death prevention) within the Transport Sector (comprising Road, Aviation and Maritime sectors).

In February 1999, Braathens announced that they would re-register all their planes in Sweden to avoid having to pay value added tax on catering and fuel.

In January 1999, Braathens applied to register twenty of its Norwegian aircraft in Sweden, following their discovery that foreign-registered aircraft, such as Color Air's and SAS', did not have to pay value added tax on good sold on board.

As the patients' choice of ward class may reflect their preference or values as well as their socioeconomic status, which are an important determinant in clinical decision-making, future cost-effective analysis or cost-utility analysis studies should collect the willingness to pay value separately, based on the different ward classes.

A threshold, or willingness to pay value, is often set by policy-makers, who may decide that only interventions within a given ICER threshold range are cost-effective, although decisions on funding may be more complex and subject to additional factors.

Results A treatment strategy of initial diathermy vaporisation of the prostate followed by endoscopic holmium laser enucleation of the prostate in case of failure to benefit or subsequent relapse had an 85% probability of being cost effective at a willingness to pay value of £20 000 (€21 595, $28 686)/quality adjusted life year (QALY) gained.

European companies, for example, do not have to pay value-added taxes on exported goods.

Today, "if you're buying a house owned by a company," Mr. Cleps said, "you have to pay value-added tax".

Firms complain that the government is slow to pay value-added-tax (VAT) rebates, making the liquidity shortage worse.

But they still get a bargain in that they don't have to pay value-added taxes on their purchases.

First we estimated the individual specific willingness to pay values and then we explored their socio-economic and spatial determinants.