Sentence examples for pay amounting from inspiring English sources

Gennady I. Kozovoy, the coal company's general director, pledged $33,000 to the family of each dead worker, with smaller sums for the injured, and pay amounting to $30,000 more.

With pay amounting to 58% of the costs of academic institutions, the chances that government will finance a big rise are slim.So a response to Sir Michael's report may have to come from the universities themselves.

In addition, according to an investigation by Haaretz, he allegedly received additional severance pay – amounting to hundreds of thousands of shekels – in 2006 and 2007, while he was minister of strategic affairs and deputy prime minister.

Foreign service officers cite several reasons for their enthusiasm: they see time in Baghdad as a plum on a résumé; Mr. Negroponte is well regarded as a leader; and the compensation package offers the maximum in hardship and danger pay, amounting to a 50percentt raise.

Benbow was ordered to forfeit three months' pay, amounting to £12 15s., to the Adventures crew, and to "ask Captain Booth's pardon on board His Majesty's ship Bristol, declaring that he had no malicious intent in speaking those words; all the commanders being present, and a boat's crew of each ship's company".

Two main charges were brought to the House of Commons against Marlborough: first, an assertion that over nine years he had illegally received more than £63,000 from the bread and transport contractors in the Netherlands; second, that he had taken 2.5% from the pay of the foreign troops in English pay, amounting to £280,000.

But he also denounced legal jobs where the low pay amounted to exploitation.

According to people who have seen the agreements, these people are ordered to pay amounts in the thousands of dollars.

The paper describes rationale for selection of targets, pay amounts and pay schedules.

Even without a bonus, Mack's pay amounted to 0.55% of Morgan Stanley's profits.

Second, standardizing NGO salaries to match MOHSW pay amounts has stopped a large portion of outflow from the public to the private sector.