Sentence examples for pay in relation to from inspiring English sources

Some Asian countries have especially generous pension systems, judging by how much they pay in relation to average earnings.

In Newark's case, however, it has been so long that fundamental shifts have occurred in the value of properties relative to one another, and major inequities have evolved in the amount of taxes that property owners pay in relation to the real value of their property.

There will also be an account of investment, innovation, research and development, human capital development, pay scales, executive pay in relation to median pay and supply-chain relations, along with an account of the company's wider commitments on the environment and bribery.

As a result, assuming that an apprentice only performs skilled tasks, and not accounting for a firm's training expenditures, "fair" apprentice pay in relation to that of a skilled worker would be approximately 8% during the first year of training.

However, the "fair" apprentice pay in relation to that of a skilled worker is still rather low (26%) and does not take the training expenditures of the firm into account.

Ipsa considered the case for setting MPs' pay in relation to other public or private sector jobs, but said it was "not persuaded" by the merits of such a "simplistic" exercise.

What a revaluation changes is how much each property owner pays in relation to others.

At issue was whether bribes had been paid in relation to Britain's biggest-ever arms deal a £43 billion contract between the governments of Britain and Saudi Arabia and BAE Systems, Britain's largest defence firm, to provide the desert kingdom with fighter jets and training.

No charges have been brought by the SFO, which is focusing on allegations concerning certain fees paid in relation to Barclays' deals in 2008 to raise capital from sovereign funds in Qatar and Abu Dhabi.

Mr Black told the jury: "You may have little difficulty in concluding that if it was a bonus, no tax was deducted, no tax was paid - and indeed no tax has ever been paid in relation to that bonus as we stand here in 2012".

While Fifa has admitted that a fee of $10m was paid in relation to the 2010 World Cup, they have furiously denied that it was a bribe for votes to award the tournament to South Africa, and have explained that the money went towards World Cup facilities in the country.