Sentence examples for pay imposed from inspiring English sources

The cuts in executive pay imposed by the federal government on taxpayer-rescued banks are a welcome step.

Private wages and salaries have fallen for each of the last 10 months as businesses trimmed costs by freezing pay, imposing salary cuts and reducing the work week.

This means the bank will be restricted to paying bonuses of 100% of annual pay as imposed by the EU cap on bonuses.

They should also impose harsher sanctions, he said, adding that the pay cut imposed on Choudhry "promotes the perverse incentive that you can pay off the violation if you are in a position of authority".

Manasseh said the 1% pay freeze imposed by the government on public sector workers was unsustainable.

Atlanta Symphony staff members have already had pay reductions imposed, an increasingly common move elsewhere.

The analysis comes after years of public sector pay freezes imposed by the Conservatives.

Fraser Nelson, the editor of the Spectator, said his magazine would refuse to pay fines imposed by an underpinned regulator.

The obligation to provide treatment regardless of ability to pay is imposed by the Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act, 42 U.S.C. § 1395dd, state laws, and many institutions' charitable missions.

The Florida Supreme Court has ruled that the developer of a retirement community does not have to pay fees imposed by the county to defray the cost of school construction.

Take our current dispute among the wardens at Windsor Castle, which follows five years of pay restraint imposed by a Treasury that included a senior Lib Dem minister.