Sentence examples for with salaried from inspiring English sources

Ormet has continued to operate the rolling mill at the site with salaried workers.

Both groups, along with salaried employees, bought 55percentt of the airline in 1994 in exchange for wage concessions.

The original lawyers were replaced with salaried public defenders, who do not usually work on capital cases.

As early as 1910, Abraham Flexner wrote a landmark report that argued teaching hospitals should be staffed only with salaried doctors.

But a professional league with salaried players along the lines of the W.N.B.A. will not be happening in the near future.

In some countries defender offices with salaried personnel, either publicly or privately supported, have been found to be the most economical solution.

But the CAB movement, with its salaried lawyers working alongside community volunteers, surely chimes with the "big society".

Calm, questioning, fair-minded, yet impassioned, the program portrays a community that is often at odds with its salaried protectors.

Banks could add other services, too, say an hour with a salaried financial planner (who doesn't push the bank's own products).

But for people in the middle — say, someone with a salaried job but also a rental property — tax software can ease the hassle of filing.

Nevertheless, Maupeou's decrees amounted to a coup d'état against the hereditary noblesse de robe, which he began to replace with appointed, salaried judges.