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The daily pay of a British soldier differed with respect to their position within the army.

Even increasing the daily pay rate to $90 wasn't enticing enough prospects.

The allowance continued until 1873 when it was rolled into the soldier's daily pay.

I made good daily pay and got myself a room at the Westwood Hotel.

Supporters argued that this would stop members from dragging out sessions to earn their daily pay.

The standard daily pay was 8 pence for infantry and 2 shillings for cavalry.

This amount was extremely high: in comparison, an average workman's daily pay was about one peso.

Payment for the alternative holiday is equivalent relevant daily pay for the particular alternative day taken, had they have worked it.

The daily pay of 1.30 pesos was not high and up to 25% of recruits deserted before completing their four-year enlistments.

West Natick station, with a larger lot and daily pay spaces, opened two miles to the west in 1982 to serve park and ride commuters.

He introduced reforms to state employment laws, abolishing the daily pay and contract systems and introducing paid maternity leave for nursing mothers.

The caption reports that in addition to her modest daily pay, she receives 7 cents a duck, and a skilled woman can process 80 ducks a day.

The striking members of Local 100 of the Transport Workers Union face fines of twice their daily pay rate for every day they stay out.

The strikers face fines of twice their daily pay rate for every day they stayed out, under the state's Taylor Law, which prohibits strikes by public employees.

PARKING - 60 daily pay spaces run by Allright Corporation.

If you are providing just expertise for climbing you could start from the average daily pay for a policeman/fireman in your country and double that to begin with.

On May 19, 1954, during the wheat harvest, Catarina and thirteen other harvest-women complained with the supervisor of the property where they were, trying to obtain a two escudo increase in their daily pay.

While court officials privately conceded that it was unlikely that they would be able to increase jurors' daily pay to as much as $40, they expressed hope that incremental raises would be possible.

"We continually try to add to our substitute list," said Dr. Marjorie Castro, superintendent of the Croton-Harmon school district, which recently increased its daily pay for substitute teachers to $75 from $65.

Others took jobs as manual workers, either in mines or in Dawson; the typical daily pay of $15 ($410) was high by external standards, but low compared to the cost of living in the Klondike.

He is also known to have both secured an increase in the inmates' daily pay in the prison mess hall and to have actively supervised several projects to improve conditions for inmates at the prison.

He whined, offering the Senor Capataz half his daily pay for the privilege of being admitted to the swaggering fraternity of Cargadores; the other half would be enough for him, he protested.

Based on A.F.L.-C.I.O. research, two former employees accused Labor Ready in a suit in Georgia of charging workers an average of $1.50 to withdraw their daily pay from cash dispensing machines.

The bridge is supported by an association of boatmen, who receive the revenue of a village allotted for this purpose by the Emperor Akbar, and a small daily pay as long as the bridge stands, and also levy a toll on all passengers.