Sentence examples for Get remuneration from inspiring English sources

For example, participants in line to get remuneration may be asked to give up their rights to defend themselves if they get into financial trouble again.

(in Xinjian county) In the village clinics that had implemented NEMS, village doctors could get remuneration for drug sales.

Others who do get remuneration, such as the Village Facilitators, have to be considered as volunteering in part as their salaries are so low.

We could keep flow charts and I'd get remuneration because there is none and this [work] takes a lot of time, manpower, secretarial time, nurse time, and at the moment there's no incentive to do that".

Do I say "Sorry but I can no longer offer the help I have in the past", or do I continue to help him and simply lump the fact that he is getting remuneration off my back?

"While it's nice that Mr. Timberlake is launching his service on this platform, and acting as an advocate for the platform," Mr. Caldas said, "on the other hand his peers as artists are being exploited without permission and not getting remuneration for it".

Shareholders had mounted a rebellion against directors' pay but at a vote yesterday they failed to get the remuneration package rejected.

It was in this context that participants raised the need for financial support as an important factor for enhancing adoption of a new cessation program, including additional salary support for VHWs: "it is good if VHWs can get better remuneration after training".

Instead of supporting songwriters in their quest to get fair remuneration from big corporations such as YouTube, the major labels put pressure on songwriters' collecting societies to accept ridiculously low royalty rates.

For each letter sent to a doctor, Mr. Wexler said, "the pharmacy benefit manager receives an administrative fee, and it may get additional remuneration for converting patients from one drug to another".

Being "a creative" essentially means coming up with an idea, executing that idea and then persuading others to buy into your personal vision in order to get some remuneration for your work – this applies regardless of what your product is, whether you are a dancer, a painter, an illustrator, or a games designer.