Sentence examples for To remunerate from inspiring English sources

We should be prepared to remunerate these special leaders and teachers at a premium rate.

But Mr Najera Ponce chose a simpler way to remunerate musicians and labels.

"'We found means to remunerate Luke Grant for Mr Owen's campaign'.

If you can manage to remunerate interns, does this mean that you have to pay other staff less?

Commercial pressure reduces the ability of companies adequately to remunerate these skills.

Another swatch of the new barrier, however, promised to remunerate a line drive off itself with a free ride for the whole ballpark on the Wonder Wheel.

Publishers engaging with social publishing can also look forward to a different model when it comes to remunerating the creators of their content.

All I needed to do in order to be remunerated equally to men – despite the centuries of entrenched prejudice which have led to this situation – was ask!

If fans aren't listening to his music on services designed to (eventually) remunerate popular new artists, they'll be listening via YouTube and pirate sites, which genuinely pay artists the square root of naff all.

The Local Government Association, which represents councils in England, said the announcement was a "step in the right direction" but any packages had to "fairly remunerate" those affected.

More recently, as RES-E are becoming increasingly more competitive (especially wind and solar photovoltaic), RES-E are starting to be remunerated according to market mechanisms.