Sentence examples for time of pay from inspiring English sources

"It is not clear why these salaries are justified, especially in a time of pay restraint for teachers.

"First, the idea of an 11% pay rise in one year at a time of pay restraint is simply unacceptable," he told the Commons on Wednesday.

She says an average increase of three percentage points in contributions at a time of pay freezes and rising inflation is also "likely to lead to a significant worsening in industrial relations".

Here is what the Prime Minister and Cabinet ministers have had to say on the controversial topic: David Cameron, December 2013 David Cameron (Getty) "The idea of an 11% pay rise in one year at a time of pay restraint, I think, is simply unacceptable.

"Awarding huge salary increases in secret to very senior members of the BMA, at a time of pay restraint in the health service, is misguided and wrong, and does a disservice to doctors around the country working hard for their patients.

Attempts at integration, handicapped by accusations that they may be "anti-competitive", are also being undertaken at a time of pay restraint and low staff morale and scandals, including the appalling lack of patient care revealed by the Francis inquiry into the Stafford hospital.

This happens because of the continuous nature of insurance company inflows and outflows, coupled with a delinkage between the time of pricing a risk and the time of paying out the loss from the risk.

Therefore, at the time of paying costs, an expense form is filled out and passed to the purchasing secretary of the parent company.

The FCA urged these borrowers to talk to their lender as early as possible, otherwise they would restrict their options over time of paying off their mortgage.

Roque at the time of her pay raise was working in a coordinator position at Beverly Hills Unified, but was paid as a director, Huntsman said.

Figure 2 plots the response, over time, of log pay to orthogonal one-standard-deviation shocks.