Sentences with phrase «fat salaries as»
He had been in Italy for a whole decade and professed a detached and a patronising attitude to the Church's rites, while drawing a fat salary as a Canon.
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6 - 3, 6 - 2 i think and now 6 - 0 is a score that you see when the top three play crystal palace, fulham and norwich and probably cardiff but for a top four side its a disgrace of a highest level, not sure if wenger see it that way as he still gets his fat salary in the bank and pat's on his back from the greedy board members and the stupid wenger lovers.
Dad (My Big Fat Greek Wedding's John Corbett) has lost his number - crunching job as part of his company's downsizing, forcing the clan to live on Mom's (Bridget Moynahan) salary.
But he's also run a divisive campaign and plotted with another conservative challenger to team up against Evers in exchange for a fat salary and personal driver at DPI — as well as power over urban school districts.
So keep noses out of everything all together do you think they a clue on pensions or unemployment NO THEY DO N'T as long as they have multi cars can go out to fancy restaurants (on expenses) & give themselves nice fat salary that is as far as their knowledge goes «How to con the people & make them think it is for their own good»
If your senator received hundreds of letters from consumers threatening to vote him out of office in the next election if he doesn't stop taking money from the banking industry and enact regulating legislation as soon as possible, you can be sure he would do something to keep his job and his fat salary and benefits.
«As a society, we all need to be clear about what we can and can not afford» continued the fat cat enjoying a one million a year salary and a # 1.27 m bonus.
Of course, what we need is a good deal less supposedly scholarly output that no one reads produced by law professors making fat salaries on the backs of law students, many of whom will never find work as lawyers.
2) Cut expenses, such as: over-paid bureaucrats» salaries; cut staff; cut so - called promotions; cut cushy fact - finding trips; cut out the fat, generally.