Sentence examples similar to unwarranted pay from inspiring English sources

As reasonable people chip away at unwarranted CEO pay, even the rich are beginning to admit that something needs to be done.

The fraudulent scheme could cause the federal Railroad Retirement Board to pay unwarranted benefits of more than $1 billion, the complaint added.

The Dominican Republic does not license its agents, and novice buyers may sometimes be pressed to pay unwarranted "commissions," so buyers are strongly advised to educate themselves about the market, Mr. Parekh said.

By forcing patients to spend months fighting to recoup out-of-pocket costs or avoid paying unwarranted bills, insurers increase the chances that patients will simply give up, too occupied with the daily grind of work, family obligations and (most cynically) their illnesses to spend hours a week battling unfriendly "customer service" personnel about unhelpful forms.

Joining the chorus of criticism against big payouts, the president of the central bank, Jean-Claude Trichet, urged banks that had recently returned to profitability to use the cash to "strengthen their capital positions, rather than to distribute a large part of their profits or to pay out unwarranted levels of compensation or bonuses".

One major concern is that the wage growth pre-recession was unwarranted so lower wage growth now is inevitable to catch-up for the overly generous pay raises awarded pre the disaster.

Overtime pay sometimes appeared unwarranted; lecturers were sometimes paid double, triple or quadruple the usual amount per lecture; pay raises and bonuses were doled out with little recorded justification.

The board of cash-strapped Telecom Italia rejected the proposal, arguing that the pay-off was unwarranted, given how poorly shares in the group have performed.

Others have argued that Americans' sense of pessimism about Social Security is unwarranted, noting that the government can pay full benefits for many years, and well beyond that with a package of incremental changes.

The RMT has been forced into this dispute through "a wholly-unwarranted attack on safety-critical jobs, pay and working conditions" that undermines passenger safety, he added.

To pay for that unneeded and unwarranted red-ribbon wrapped gift to the uber wealthy, Republicans are slashing and burning $5 trillion in programs cherished by workers, including Medicare and Medicaid.