Sentence examples for control pay from inspiring English sources

And attempts to control pay in one area tend to inflate it in another.

The main investor body, the Association British of Insurers, refused to respond to Barker's accusation that investors were "supine" in failing to control pay at Barclays.

If he is right that boards are unable to control pay, then poor governance is leaving managers free to use the company's assets for their own benefit.

These provisions will probably do more to cap bankers' bonuses than any attempt to control pay though governance codes or explicit regulation.

She says: "Not just among those of us in the leadership of the party but throughout the movement we have to be prepared to speak as strongly about the things around, for example, deficit control, pay restraint, making priorities for what we spend money on, as much as we talk about foodbanks and getting rid of the bedroom tax.

The health secretary Andrew Lansley confirmed spending on the NHS would rise in real terms but warned that "efficiency savings" were necessary: If we protect the real value relative to the level of inflation in the economy as a whole, it will not protect the NHS from the need to secure efficiency savings and to control pay and prices in the NHS.

Under New York State law, employers have to pay for coverage; both they and their insurers can fight claims tenaciously, to keep premiums down and control pay-out costs.

Both Parmitano and Mission Control paid tribute to the late astronaut for whom the Cygnus is dedicated: G David Low.

His strategy of taking more production control paid off when Fox bought the X-Men rights, Sony took up Spider-Man and New Line made the Blade trilogy.

A man has to be seen as being in control, paying for everything: it's aspirational to have a lot of money and get all the girls".

Mid-contract, Proper made an aggressive bid for control, paying what Mikkelson said was an "exorbitant" price for the other half of the company.