Sentence examples for pay proposed from inspiring English sources

"Treasury cannot look out for taxpayers' interests if it continues to rely to a great extent on the pay proposed by companies that have historically pushed back on pay limits".

Pay proposed to the board by management used to be approved without question nine times out of ten, with the chief executive usually given the benefit of any doubt.

Proposed NHS Employers terms on trainees' contracts are regarded as being unsafe to patients whose care could be compromised due to long working hours, and unfair due to the level of pay proposed.

8 The current cost-effectiveness thresholds (willingness to pay) proposed by NICE are £20 000–£30 000 per QALY; however, for special cases, such as end-of-life treatments, supplementary guidance was issued, which suggested a higher threshold to £50 000/QALY.

Cable has not run out of ideas on how to attack low pay, proposing a new online tool that will make it easier to find out how much people are paid in different occupations, sectors and regions across the UK.

Florida and Georgia have raised rates to pre-pay proposed new reactors.

In Los Angeles earlier this month, the union threatened to strike, in part over a merit pay plan proposed by the acting school superintendent, Ramon C. Cortines, the former New York City schools chancellor.

AFTER a decade of generous pay rises, teachers found the three-year pay deal proposed on January 15th by Ed Balls, the schools secretary, distinctly underwhelming.

The Financial Services Authority must approve pay policies proposed by the 26 banks under its jurisdiction as part of its new responsibility to regulate financial firms' pay plans.

There is disagreement over pay and proposed changes in work rules.

The state's Casino Control Commission refused a pay package proposed by Mr. DiBartolomeo's former employer, Park Place Entertainment Corporation.