Sentence examples for financial pay from inspiring English sources

The British plan goes beyond the oversight of the financial pay czar in the United States because it touches all banks, whether they took government funds or not.

While pay at investment banks is taking up a "shrinking portion of a shrinking pot," to quote New Financial, pay at asset management firms is taking a constant portion of a "growing pot".

Among counties with at least 20,000 financial industry workers, three of the next five counties with the highest average financial pay in the quarter were in the New York region — Fairfield County, Conn.; Hudson County, N.J.; and Westchester County, N.Y.

Third, there is no easy way to contain high financial pay.

This article combined with the characteristics and conditions of construction of campus card platform, they put forward the design ideas and its application focusing on the digital campus environment of financial pay cost system.

My friends who have had big financial pay outs where they sold their company or are no longer at a successful company, they find themselves kind of bored and lost, and they have to go through these kind of mid-life crises every time.

That's because his big conclusion — fairness has a financial pay-off — is so cheering.

However, with an ageing population putting a strain on the NHS and social care – over-65s now account for 70% of bed days in hospital – there is also a real financial pay-off.

They struck a deal with Mr Sherman to delay the launch of his generic version until 2011, in return for a financial pay-off and the promise that the giants would not compete with Apotex by launching their own "authorised" generic.

However, what is the financial pay-off to seek justification for sustainability actions (Salzmann et al. 2005, p. 27)?

"[T]he expected financial pay-off of their PhDs" may influence graduate students' financial decisions, the report notes.