Sentence examples for parallel salaries from inspiring English sources
"There is nothing to stop a women's team from paying parallel salaries to men's teams if they can do it, if they can raise the sponsorship.
The assaults on Britain's international development budget and the parallel assault on salaries that some charities pay their chief executives are being merged into a single weapon of attack.
Paralleling trends in corporate pay, salaries for orchestra leaders shot up during the late 1990's.
Eligible topics could include the role of Serbia's special forces, their links to the paramilitary, Mr. Milosevic's use of secret parallel commands, and Belgrade's payment of equipment, salaries and pensions to its proxy army in Bosnia.
Yet the price was a parallel promise by the railway bosses to boost final salaries on which pensions are based.
Another potential scenario is that instead of reverting to the drachma, Greece could start a parallel currency to the euro that it could print and use to pay government workers' salaries.
A spokesman for the Robin Hood Tax campaign said: "When even in a bad year each Goldman employee pockets an average of $367,000 – nearly 10 times the average UK salary – it is proof that banks live in a parallel universe".
Three years ago, almost any English-speaking international graduate on a decent salary could come to London, get a startup going in parallel to a source of income, meet you casually, warm up connections etc.
The closest parallel may be the abolition of user fees in Uganda in 2001, when staff salaries were raised in tandem and drug supply systems improved (Nabyongo et al. 2008).
If the government runs out of money to pay bills and salaries, for example, it could start issuing IOUs that would circulate alongside the euro as a sort of parallel currency.
Parallel worlds, parallel lives.
