Sentence examples for pay constraints from inspiring English sources

The pay constraints apply to the top five executive offices and extend deep into the ranks to include the 20 most highly compensated employees.

"I want to say to the teachers and the public service workers who have had to endure pay constraints because of the austerity programme of the UK government that I value the sacrifice they have made, and the last thing I am going to do is put up their taxes," he added.

The threat of government meddling and pay constraints have delayed the board's search for a successor to Mr Lewis.If paying the TARP money back is designed to hasten an appointment, BofA's new boss (tipped by many to be Greg Curl, the bank's chief risk officer) already carries a very heavy price tag.

But his second annual report as the government's lead non-executive director says public sector pay "constraints" were not helping.

(Incidentally, this may be one reason why AIG employees threatened to quit over pay constraints, or why some banks have not increased lending).

Will he replicate pay constraint?

Our goal is to maximize the net utility, which incorporates the MUs' utility and the cost that WSP should pay, with constraints of bandwidth resource and backhaul capacity.

When MTV representatives declined to pay, citing budget constraints, the grousing quickly escalated to pandemonium, as cast members shouted at MTV staff through bullhorns.

Much attention is paid to the need for clinicians to listen, but often less is paid to the constraints in the patient's ability to easily express their needs in the first place.

Now, as free commercial channels and public broadcasters wrestle with budgetary constraints, pay-television providers, which have come through the recession in better health, are making further gains.

In this case, special attention should be payed to physical constraints as minimal temperature gradients.