Sentence examples for salary proposed from inspiring English sources

Source: churchofengland.org £60,000 – Annual salary proposed for peers in Clegg's draft reform bill.

The salary proposed by Pujols could embolden owners and management to think about salary caps and givebacks.

The minimum veteran's salary, proposed by the league to be $41,200 on Wednesday, increased to $42,000 in the agreement; the players had wanted $48,000.

If the salary caps proposed this week by President Obama are adopted for companies receiving government aid, formerly high-earning executives are going to have an even harder time making it back.

On Monday, NHL Executive Vice President Bill Daly rejected the $52 million salary cap proposed by the players' union at a secret meeting in Niagara Falls, N.Y.

This far exceeds the salary cap proposed by President Obama of $500,000 a year for companies receiving federal bailout money, and certainly more than the $400,000 a year that the president makes.

"Acpo was concerned about the starting salaries range proposed and the outcome of these negotiations means that chief constables will now have the flexibility to pay a starting salary of up to £22,000 depending on skills and qualifications.

As the 2004-5 lockout wore on, the union, led by its hard-line executive director of 13 years, Bob Goodenow, dropped its opposition to a salary cap, proposing one of $52 million per team on Feb. 14. Bettman countered at $40 million.

Fenves also wrote in response to the proposed salary that $750,000 is "highly competitive for top public universities," citing the salary for the new president at the University of Michigan and salaries in the University of California system.

"The review concluded that the proposed salary reflected that unique status placing, as it does, the chief executive's salary at a point between the two sectors".

The two quickly began publishing editorials together, exploring scientists' dependence on grants to pay their salaries and questioning proposed changes to peer review.