Sentence examples for pay moved from inspiring English sources

The last few years provide a "virtual laboratory" to test whether bankers' pay moved in line with bank performance, Mr. Cuomo said.

And if the tendency for big employers - those with more than 500 staff - to pay higher wages was also removed, then the balance of average pay moved in favour of the private sector as the public sector is mainly made up of large employers.

"Cleo Madison in 'The Woman Who Would Not Pay". Moving Picture Weekly (21 July 1917): 11.

Mr. Vaccaro, who is not being paid, moved to Carmel from Southern California in fall 2009 to be nearer the proceedings.

'Solomon Browne' pays moving tribute to those who perished in the Penlee lifeboat disaster of 1981.

To soften the blow, and avoid costly legal battles, he paid moving expenses and waived back rent.

But clearly relo, as it is called, has come a long way from merely paying moving van bills.

Part exchange is one of a number of marketing ploys used by developers; others include paying buyers' stamp duty, providing white goods or paying moving costs.

Survivors of the 9/11 attack on New York paid moving testimony to the support they received from Clinton as a local senator.

After his death, fans and celebrities paid moving tributes to the comics legend.

Bosses' pay has moved inexorably upwards, especially in America.