Sentence examples for salary control from inspiring English sources

They can also rest easy that they're giving their children all they need at home: after all, the same high-profile job that brings scrutiny also brings the cushion of a generous salary, control over working hours, and a parent with (often) an Oxbridge education.

Thus, the national regulations of work conditions - all aspects of work life including salary, control over clinical work and professional autonomy, collegial support and work time - may impact on the doctors' health.

Well, I guess MLS would have to remove the salary controls if there to compete for the best athletes against other sports and, indeed, with the best soccer clubs in other countries.

The Creative Class earns more than $2.1 trillion dollars -- 50percentt of all wages and salaries controlling nearly 70percentt -- almost $500 billion -- of the country's discretionary income (buying power).

The group famous for its beheadings, crucifixions and mass executions provides electricity and water, pays salaries, controls traffic, and runs nearly everything from bakeries and banks to schools, courts and mosques.

The second Model examined the effect of salaries controlling for the effect of socio-economic status (SES) characteristics.

Some commenters took issue with Mr. Kuhn's seeming disdain for the S.B.A.'s reporting requirements, while others faulted him for adjusting his salary to control profits.

The row broke out after Cameron said he would cut back on Britain's 790 quangos – 68 of which are led by executives earning more than Gordon Brown's £194,000 salary – that control £34bn.

McMullen and Lamoriello have been fighting for their hockey lives to keep salaries under control.

The tradeoff for lower salaries was control; professors decide who gets to enter their profession and who doesn't.

Bettman has often explained that as with the last lockout, this one is about limiting players' salaries to control costs.