Sentence examples for pay equivalent from inspiring English sources

Stock companies do not generally pay equivalent dividends.

Mr. Malone's disciples were not alone in gorging on the pay equivalent of a chocolate-covered cream-filled Cronut.

Even if the children were of working age, the pay, equivalent to about 25 cents an hour, and the working conditions would violate China's labor laws.

"There have been times when I've worked four shifts in a week doing over 20 deliveries and received the pay equivalent for less than one shift," he says.

The Resolution Foundation said the numbers earning less than two thirds of median hourly pay – equivalent to £7.69 an hour – increased by 250,000 last year to reach 5.2 million.

For establishment of salary classes with titles for the Senior Foreign Service, at basic rates of pay equivalent to that established from time to time for the Senior Executive Service under section 5382 of Title 5, Government Organization and Employees, see section 4 of Ex.

Google UK pays equivalent of 3% Tax.

It was the flagship agnostic, left-wing "comp", and every bit as good as a fee paying equivalent, smack-bang in the middle of posh Kensington and Chelsea.

On the other hand, unlike many other countries, Eritrea pays equivalent salaries to female and male teachers.

Dane Pflueger's paper makes the case for paying equivalent attention to the ways in which data are produced and used in dominant approaches to accounting for quality in healthcare [ 14].

For the multi-dose liquid preparation, 33% of our respondents were willing to pay the equivalent of or more than the prefixed prices; 30% were willing to pay prices that were equivalent to prefixed prices between Tk. 45 and Tk.