Sentence examples for service salaries from inspiring English sources

Spending on civil service salaries will fall by 20%, but mainly through voluntary redundancies.

Their report today notes:Civil service salaries have risen ahead of inflation in recent years.

With civil service salaries being what they are and London house prices being what they are?

Last year, 82 percent of the government's budget went to civil service salaries and military pensions, meaning that the room to maneuver to increase such payments is negligible.

In the government budget, some development projects were cut, and civil service salaries were frozen, but rural-electrification and water-development projects were maintained.

The lion's share of federal-government revenues are earmarked for debt service, salaries and pensions, and essentials such as health and education.

For his pains, Gonzalez was paid a secret service salary of $75,000 a year.

The ONS states that the median civil service salary was £24,730 on 31 March 2014.

On the other hand, she personally intervened to prevent Clive Ponting, the General Belgrano whistleblower, losing his civil service salary.

By awarding Andrew Parsons a civil service salary of £35,000, David Cameron has, according to some, jeopardised the impartiality of a historically important role.

He told the BBC the average senior civil service salary of £75,000 a year was "relatively modest for what are very demanding jobs".