Sentence examples for Long-term schemes from inspiring English sources

Long-term schemes should include shop floor workers, supervisory staff, and different demographic groups.

As always in the Dune saga, the plot turns on long-term schemes of vengeance and redemption.

Pay schemes became more complex, medium-term incentive schemes flowered alongside long-term schemes, and the annual cash bonus became akin to a salary supplement.

This was partly attributed to additional police officers to work nights in Newquay this summer, as well as long-term schemes bearing fruit.

Daniels, who insists he has no regrets over the HBOS deal, could also walk away with another £6m based on the value of shares he already holds and which could vest through long-term schemes.

The Department for Transport's day-to-day budget has been cut by 9%, but Osborne said the capital budget for long-term schemes would rise to £9.5bn - an extra £600m in 2014-15.

The Bank's deputy governor, Paul Tucker, also warned that it would be "unwise" as a medium or long-term scheme.

He pointed out that the long-term scheme would only pay out significantly once Trinity's share price, currently 37.5p, rises above 100p.

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"I am comfortable that actually – as we are repeatedly being told by shareholders that they want remuneration to be linked to the long-term shareholder value – we have a long-term scheme," he said.

"It is not just the long-term scheme design but the fact that people have been asked to pay higher contributions, while pay is frozen and inflation is high – which is effectively a pay cut.