Sentence examples for unacceptable pay from inspiring English sources

The business secretary, Vince Cable, has proposed giving shareholders an effective veto over unacceptable pay deals.

A spokesman for the government said: "It is not only unacceptable to pay less than the minimum wage, it is against the law.

"It is not only unacceptable to pay less than the minimum wage, it is against the law," a spokesperson at the Department for Business, Innovation, and Skills told VICE.

But it was even more unacceptable to pay rent.

Trade unions have branded as "completely unacceptable" a BBC pay offer of 1% to staff earning less than £50,000.

Mr. Baucus said in a statement, "Safety must come first, especially for America's men and women in uniform, and putting soldiers' health at risk is an unacceptable price to pay for medical advancements.

The end result is a basically unacceptable 70 day pay delay.

The mere threat of corporations moving jobs to low-wage countries has forced too many workers in the U.S. to agree to unacceptable cuts in pay, health care, and pension benefits.

Pharmaceutical companies also buttress high prices by choosing to sell a medicine by prescription, rather than over the counter, so that insurers cover a price tag that would be unacceptable to consumers paying full freight.

"We vote 'against' in cases where there is an unacceptable number of problematic pay elements," he said, including poor linkage over time between executive pay and the company's performance and profitability, or objectionable features like excessive retirement plans, golden parachutes or perquisites.

Page 65: The expression "hell to pay" is unacceptable.