He said the "remarkable" executive pay growth, in both the public and private sector, had come with "growing scepticism" about whether such rewards were deserved.
Michael Meadowcroft Leeds It is remarkable that Bulgaria pays to train nurses but it is the UK that benefits.
More remarkable, it also pays 90% of the cost of anti-retroviral treatment for its employees who are not covered by a medical-insurance plan.
While I admire Kinara for its willingness to be different, it pays remarkable attention to the Indian standards that make up most of the entree menu.
"We're just two guys talking in the dark," Booth says; but in their remarkable exchange, Estleman pays handsome homage to Goodis and Woolrich and all the other "paper tigers" to whom he dedicates this wonderful book.
A convergence of recommendations led me to the long-awaited English translation of Yves Bonnefoy's remarkable The Arriere-pays (University of Chicago Press, trans Stephen Romer), whose mix of prose-poetic meditation with black-and-white photos predates WG Sebald's similar formal experiments.
In view of these phenomena, this paper pays remarkable attention on the evolution of the microstructure at the positions where the temperature changes.
Here the selective advantage of Liar is at first sight remarkable, since it pays a higher metabolic cost than Ignorant, and can only expect the same share as Ignorant from the cooperation benefit made available by the Honest cells.
Organisations like the ICRC are doing a remarkable job and I pay tribute to them.
Bank borrowing costs reached 6.88% on September 30th, more than three times the level of official American rates, while some were willing to pay a remarkable 11% to borrow dollars from the European Central Bank (ECB).
