Sentence examples for giving pay from inspiring English sources

Higher pay would lessen the temptations of corruption.The Republican-led state Senate also introduced a wage bill last week giving pay rises to the judiciary.

"There are more and more opportunities out there, and there has been another full cycle of not giving pay increases while retailers are bidding up.

The state controller, Kathleen Connell, said she started the lawsuit over the Calpers pay practices because the fund's board had not followed state-prescribed procedures for giving pay increases.

Ah well--another day, another dollar (note to self: Must find out when funding body is giving pay rise).

He said it was "a hard choice", but when faced with either protecting jobs or giving pay rises, it was "absolutely right to prioritise employment".

Labour has defended its position, saying that when faced with either protecting jobs or giving pay rises, it was "absolutely right" to prioritise employment.

Here's the key fact: Telefónica is selling the ZTE Open in Spain for €69 (£59) - about 25% less than the developer units - and giving pay-as-you-go (aka prepaid) customers €30 of credit.

For months, Trump criticized Hillary Clinton for giving paid speeches to banks like Goldman Sachs.

"We do not know, for example, if he received compensation for giving paid speeches at extreme or radical groups".

The institutions spent an average of 4.3 percent of their endowment in fiscal 2010, and on average, annual giving paid for 6.2 percent of their operating budgets.

A shirt sponsorship of £25,000 has just been announced and a few companies are starting to 'sponsor' the team by giving paid leave to players.