Sentence examples for larger pay from inspiring English sources

But he's gone, taking a larger pay packet and a new challenge at Melbourne Victory.

Despite the downturn, some districts managed to give teachers larger pay increases.

"While there has been some recent shareholder actions against these ever larger pay packages, can we have any confidence that the current framework for controlling pay is working?

Instead pay levels will gradually be adjusted to take account of costs, leading to larger pay rises in the south-east where some labour shortages exist.

The major sticking points have been an increased premium for health insurance and the union's desire for larger pay raises and a better pension plan.

In a ruling that police and firefighters' unions hope will win them larger pay raises, a state appeals court yesterday upheld a ruling that a state board can arbitrate contract disputes involving New York City police officers and firefighters.

It is, after all, widely assumed that similar or larger pay-offs were made under the Pinochet dictatorship, in which many opposition politicians held jobs.

The Mirror, usually more supportive of the BBC than The Sun, said "the picture that was painted of the BBC yesterday was not pretty – licence fee payers' money squandered on huge salaries and even larger pay-offs".

"This is a specific case of the larger pay-for-performance trend, the idea that you should pay more for quality than lack of quality, or in this case pay less for defects," said Dr. Donald M. Berwick, president of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement.

The Wall Street Journal was the only paper with a larger paid digital circulation, with more than 537,000.

A reports from MPs said a "dysfunctional" BBC led to executives getting larger pay-offs than they deserved.