Sentence examples for Lavish compensation from inspiring English sources

The financial machinations and lavish compensation he revealed shocked the country.

The predicament of modern C.E.O.s may seem surprising, given their prominence and lavish compensation.

Even with the raise, Mr. Blankfein's payday is a far cry from his lavish compensation before the financial crisis.

And lavish compensation in an industry like health care, which receives a fair amount of taxpayers' dollars, will inevitably draw regulatory scrutiny.

Perhaps it is believed by some members of the DC city council that Walmart, a company fairly notorious for its less than lavish compensation practices, has it coming.

In the interview, Mr. Starnes bemoaned his fate, saying local officials were pressing him to provide lavish compensation to workers who were not scheduled to be laid off.

On the Democratic side of that debate, President Obama last month blamed "you're-on-your-own economics" for allowing corporations to seek cheaper workers overseas, hold down wages at home, exploit consumers and fuel income inequality by lavishing compensation on top executives.

State regulators worry that stricter rules "could encourage tax-exempt charities to hide lavish executive compensation by transferring managers to third-party contractors to make such arrangements invisible".

It is one of a number of loans that N.Y.U. has made to executives and star professors for expensive vacation homes in areas like East Hampton, Fire Island and Litchfield County, Conn., in what educational experts call a bold new frontier for lavish university compensation.

Elected officials, seeing the tide of public and political fury hitting a boiling point over lavish executive compensation, are poised to aim their legislative guns at fat cat pay.

To date, the health care industry has spent more than $57 million to kill the ballot measure and protect their huge profits and lavish executive compensation packages, outspending proponents 14 to 1. .