Sentence examples for pay unreasonable from inspiring English sources

The chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, has warned banks not to pay unreasonable bonuses.

If Congress were to mandate that network operators essentially observe Internet congestion, consumers would be faced with either sluggish/interrupted Internet access or pay unreasonable new fees and charges.

But at Gage, a fashionable cafe just a block from the pounding hammers and buzzing saws, Steve Thompson, a cyber-executive, said he considered $40-an-hour 40-an-hour 40-an-hourr the crowd in steel-toe boots, "given their education and training".

Don't pay unreasonable fees.

He claimed taxpayers were paying "unreasonable costs for infrastructure because of the [Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union]", echoing the government's claims that the ABCC would lead to higher productivity.

If the government has a controlling stake in these banks on our behalf, why can't it just stop banks paying unreasonable bonuses, keep the money in the bank and get our investment back sooner rather than later?

If customers know what the fair prices are, they can avoid paying unreasonable prices.

SIGIR's review found significant weaknesses in the government's oversight of Anham's business systems and other contract administration functions that left the government at significant risk of paying unreasonable costs.

Royal London Asset Management, which owns 0.7% of BP, said last week Dudley's pay was unreasonable and insensitive and that it would vote against at Thursday's AGM.

It's an unspoken belief that one shouldn't pay an unreasonable sum of money for anything that could conceivably be made, grown or fixed at home.

Now, in a future trial, New York State would have to prove not only that Mr. Grasso's pay was unreasonable, but that he knew it was so and that he took steps to keep the matter from his board.