Sentence examples for only salaries from inspiring English sources
"It's not only salaries but also access to opportunities," he said.
UBS, a bank that received state aid, said in November that its chairman, its chief executive and other members of the executive board would receive only salaries for 2008 and that all other employees would get lower bonuses.
UBS, a Swiss bank that has received state help, has said that its chairman, Peter Kurer; its chief executive, Marcel Röhner; and other members of the executive board would receive only salaries for 2008 and that all other employees would get lower bonuses.
"It can be less costly to have municipal employees work overtime rather than hiring and having to pay not only salaries but fringe benefits for things such as pensions and health insurance, the cost of which have been growing exponentially," said Doug Turetsky, a spokesman for the city's Independent Budget Office.
Many of these people have since returned, however, possibly because not only salaries but also prices have grown much higher in Norway than in Sweden.
Elgoyhen, who also spoke at the awards ceremony, notes that many Latin American researchers get only salaries from their government and rely on European and U.S. sources to support their research.
Robert T. Bennett, the Republican chairman in Ohio, asserted that he would be more comfortable if Mr. Racicot took his only salary from the Republican Party.
The issue here is not only salary, but also the status of the FDC carer as a more professional occupation rather than being seen as an unskilled or semiskilled worker.
However, this analysis reflects only salary costs and did not include costs of services, training, or supervision.
Ms. Weingarten said that the city needed to increase not only starting salaries, now $31,000, but also the salaries of more experienced teachers.
But hospital officials said the payment covered not only residents' salaries and benefits, but also the supervising physicians' salaries and benefits, and overhead like classroom space.
