Sentence examples for moderate pay from inspiring English sources

Then it suddenly got the message, agreed to a moderate pay deal and accepted more closures.

The disturbing facts revealed in "Housing Tighter for New Yorkers of Moderate Pay" (front page, June 16) make it clear that we are close to finding out.

Nonetheless, the ECB will doubtless keep careful watch: the virtues of moderate pay deals have been a regular topic of Mr Duisenberg's sermons.

Its tradition of "social partnership" between employers and employees may seem opaque, but it has ensured a long period of social peace and moderate pay settlements.

Not only does moderate pay hold down business costs, but Chinese executives are also unsettled by the prospect of managing Western counterparts with salaries higher than their own.

Instead, he advised these baseball stars to accept relatively moderate pay packages in return for the right to spend their entire careers with the same teams, allowing them to plan their post-baseball business careers.

Mr. Dosanjh, a moderate, paid a price for speaking out against Sikh extremism that gripped the Vancouver community after the Golden Temple raid.

I think if we show we take conservatives seriously and we take ideas seriously there, we get a lot more moderates paying attention to what The New York Times has to say.

The employer pays a very moderate wage, usually about €600 (£500) a month, and provides training on the job; the apprentice foregoes a higher income for the duration of his training, and the state continues to provide schooling.

Greater worker insecurity, it is true, may persuade workers to moderate their pay claims and so reduce the wage pressure that is associated with particular rates of unemployment.

One of the conditions of the government's £50 billion ($82 billion) bank-recapitalisation scheme is that bankers moderate their pay.