Sentence examples for given a salary from inspiring English sources

Parseghian waffled at first, recalling his father's dislike of Catholics who had played a role in the Armenian deportations, but accepted in December and was given a salary of about $20,000 a year ($ today).

Most of them are employed as watchmen in factories and sugarcane cutters in sugarcane factories, and they are given a salary as low as 20 Ugandan shillings a month (less than 1p).

Roger Snoble, the top executive of the Dallas transit agency, Wednesday was named the new head of Los Angeles County's Metropolitan Transportation Authority and given a salary of $295,000 a year.

The reporter was given a salary, by law, in 1877, of $6,000 a year.

Prince Henrik was given a salary and a staff when he married Margrethe.

By Louis Menand August 11, 2017 Prince Henrik of Denmark was given a salary and a staff when he married Margrethe.

Meanwhile, the majority of hiring managers *are* expecting a counteroffer for more, and 52% of bosses even said they intentionally give a salary lower than what they can actually offer.

For someone more experienced, give a salary range if pressed for a number.

As a comparison, Paul R. Charron, chief executive at Liz Claiborne Inc., was given a base salary of $1 million and 50,000 stock options last year.

Royal families were given a fixed salary from the Indian government known as the "privy purse", which was also eventually abolished in 1971.

Given the current levels of equity compensation, this would cost the average CEO $4.5 million – but it would cost zero if he had been given a flat salary.