Sentence examples for pay shorter from inspiring English sources

"The recruiters would offer better pay, shorter hours, smaller classes, all-expense-paid trips to national E.S.L. conferences -- anything they can to attract certified teachers".

But with increasing prosperity Chinese workers want more pay, shorter hours and more benefits, just as Taiwanese, Japanese and South Korean workers did before them.

"They say, 'Given the choice, I'd rather have Paris.' " Mr. Frank is developing a proposal to make hardship posts more attractive, including higher pay, shorter tours and more home leave.

The Trades Union Congress (TUC) annual conference was in Glasgow, where 80 years ago trade unions forged the revolutionary ardour of Red Clydeside by battling in the streets for better pay, shorter working hours and cheaper housing.

Chief operating officer Steve Griffiths claimed: "Having previously argued that it was all about work-life balance, certain unions have now made a whole series of unaffordable demands for more pay, shorter working hours and the reversal of the modernisation of the Tube.

In 1902, 140,000 miners went on strike, wanting higher pay, shorter work hours, and better housing.

"We pay short shrift to their concerns," he said.

The Administration has relied on Kurds, which will pay short-term dividends in recapturing some territory from the Islamic State.

The Public Service Enterprise Group, the owner of New Jersey's largest utility, plans to sell $400 million of participating units to pay short-term debt and to spend on certain subsidiaries.

Some people feel that certain treasure hunters in this region pay short shrift to the darker aspects of the history they obsess over.

The new federal requirements have freed some students from having to pay short shrift to some aspects of who they are, and have forced changes in how the colleges see them as well.