Sentence examples for implement a salary for from inspiring English sources
Congress finally saw fit to implement a salary for the position, as well as to provide a minimal funding to operate the park.
The company, which continues to deal with major ratings declines at its most valuable networks, will also implement a salary freeze for 2009.
The Solicitors Regulation Authority has just voted to scrap the tailored minimum wage for trainee solicitors and over the next two years will seek to implement a salary in line with the national minimum wage.
A broad ruling for the N.F.L., however unlikely, could give the league latitude to implement a salary structure of its choosing without fear of antitrust scrutiny and penalties for collusion.
On 12 August the players voted to strike, protesting against the owners' desire to implement a salary cap.
What they want, this lawyer and other players' representatives speculated, is to negotiate legally to impasse, which they failed to do in 1994, then implement a salary cap.
They said they were spending around 75 percent of their revenue on salaries and wanted to implement a salary-cap structure that would link players' salaries to owners' revenue.
This is despite the fact that in 2006 Tanzania implemented a salary increase for public sector health workers and Ghana introduced a new public sector wage structure [ 52].
Owners wanted to implement a hard salary cap and a harsher luxury tax, hoping to increase competition among teams, whereas players wanted to keep the current soft salary cap structure intact.
