Sentence examples for permit wage from inspiring English sources

The government has promised low-interest financing for special housing for police officers, but warns that the current budget squeeze does not permit wage increases.

This law can categorically reject the President's past interpretation of the same 2001 and 2003 laws to permit waging war against ISIS.

And yet the payoff from quality airport security and quality child care suggests that government money would be well spent -- improving the private sector -- if the subsidies permitted wages of $15 or even $20 an hour, attracting skilled people who took pride in their work.

That in turn permitted wages to rise in the rural area, particularly for workers in the manufacturing and services sub sectors.

In North Vietnam, Kissinger conducted the most savage B52 bombing of urban targets in history, as the New York Times reported in 1972: "United States military leaders are being permitted to wage the air war as they want in Indochina.

But the city's charter -- which guarantees Muni drivers the second-highest wages in the country -- does not permit such a wage give-back.

But costs quickly rose as the founders had to fork over high rent for a trendy gallery, submit multiple forms to receive licensing permits and pay high wages to waiters and security staff.

Clearly favoring the latter, he stated that higher wages for STEM workers "are not progressive" because lower STEM wages would permit low-income Americans to pay less for products.

Its unions are well entrenched and unwilling to permit the kind of wage and job cuts needed to make T.W.A. a profitable low-cost carrier, said several airline executives.

Despite his former anticapitalist rhetoric, he cut taxes on business, permitted cartel growth, decreed wage reduction, and rescinded the eight-hour-workday law.

Permitting third parties to wage war for profit risks a world in which war is not the last resort but an economic transaction in which the victims are faceless and nameless.