Sentence examples for pay limits for from inspiring English sources

Ms. Kelly's resignation comes after Kenneth R. Feinberg, who is charged with monitoring pay at companies that received taxpayer bailout funds, imposed pay limits for A.I.G.'s top executives.

NHS unions are already incensed by successive 1% pay limits for those not on incremental increases – further industrial action is looming – and the new proposals are bound to cause further tensions.

Despite new ideas like a $500,000 pay limit for companies receiving bailout money, you have rightly pointed out that this is only for the most senior executives — not much of a change from the Bush administration.

The presidential candidates, Senators Barack Obama and John McCain, have also called for pay limits.

But she cautioned that an inordinate focus on the wealth of the top 1percentt, including populist demands for pay limits on chief executives, probably would not help the other 99percentt.

Representative John A. Boehner of Ohio, the Republican minority leader, said that pay limits would be more equitable for rank-and-file taxpayers.

The department hasn't even issued new rules on executive pay for bailout recipients, even though the stimulus bill signed by President Obama earlier this year calls for specific pay limits and the administration announced its own pay guidelines that month.

It's this synergistic relationship between Austin's record dealers and the dedicated hordes still willing to pay for limited-edition vinyl that makes the city a destination for record lovers.

Maisie Greenawalt, Bon Appétit's vice president for strategy, said the additional cost the company would pay for Limited Edition berries was "negligible" and would be offset by those customers persuaded by the quality of the fruit and better working conditions.

Will voters reconsider their priorities once they see the price to be paid for limiting immigration?

The beliefs underlying the themes that surfaced in both the qualitative research and the survey more is better, newer is better, you get what you pay for, guidelines limit my doctor's ability to provide me with the care I need and deserve are deeply rooted and widespread.