Sentence examples for pay excessively from inspiring English sources

The Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating whether some investment banks might have cut side deals allowing investors to buy hot deals if they agreed to pay excessively high commissions on other trades.

As in New York, space comes at a premium in Tokyo — a fact that most visitors are quite aware of — and this hotel does not insist that visitors pay excessively for that premium.

We will not pay excessively so we stop".

American labour unions have long enjoyed tethering such creatures in front of companies they accuse of paying excessively low wages.

The suggestion in the National Intelligence Estimate that Iraq was paying excessively high costs for the aluminum tubes is incorrect.

Any such move would make it possible to compare bosses' pay and highlight any who are paid excessively in relation to their peers.

He drew applause from other shareholders when he said: "It is difficult to have a cost-conscious culture when you are paid excessively yourself".

In an interview, Mr. Kelleher said the new traders were being hired from across Wall Street, including from firms like Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan, but he said they were not being paid excessively to join Morgan Stanley.

She said her party would put up the top rate of tax to 60p in the pound for people earning more than £150,000, a move that would bring in an extra £2bn per year for public services, while acting as a disincentive to firms paying "excessively high" salaries.

But they are not allowed to pay relatives excessively or without justification.

There are also concerns about abuse by some managers of nonprofits, who pay themselves excessively while spending little on actual charity.