Sentence examples for flawed pay from inspiring English sources

I have a close interest in the reform of the European parliament's flawed pay and expenses regime.

The car-seat buyers were apparently able to disregard the flawed rankings and pay attention to the correct information.

The problems are also laying bare the flawed way we pay for water — one that practically guarantees pipes will burst, farmers will use as much as they can and automatic sprinklers will whir over desiccated aquifers.

Moreover, as part of the price we paid for their flawed plan, Saslaw and Whipple agreed to give HOD Republicans free rein to draw the HOD district lines, virtually guaranteeing GOP HOD control for a decade.

That is why internship culture is so deeply flawed – being poorly paid is synonymous with being poorly valued, and it's given rise to a wider culture of denigration around internships.

The Pittsburg, Texas-based chief executive, J. Clinton Rivers, blamed the United States government's "deeply flawed" policy of paying subsidies to farmers who grow corn for ethanol.

The philosophy: better to trade a player for another asset (even a flawed one) than to pay him a full salary just to disappear.

The education system has now become so flawed that one can pay their way into a good grade.

Of course, that flawed system maybe be paid for by federal government, but at least a third of its detention centers are administered by GEO – which is both based in Florida and a significant contributor to Scott and the Florida Republican party.

"The new consensus emerging on pay remains seriously flawed.

As the nation ponders the racial inequities of its flawed electoral process, it should pay heed to some balloting glitches in New York City that have gone largely unnoticed.