Sentence examples for appropriately rewarded from inspiring English sources
And it is those people that work for the Nationwide that we feel should be appropriately rewarded whether they are directly working for us or not".
One of Skinner's key claims was that with the right practice conditions – meaning that correct behaviour is appropriately rewarded – any task can be learned using simple associations.
And when the latter have been appropriately rewarded, it has been in a vacuum, profiting them little in that increasingly elusive thing called career.
Northern Ireland's positive opening would have been appropriately rewarded but for the kind of miss that will turn O'Neill's hair even greyer than is already the case.
Kaymer's intense focus on the Olympic Games probably was not appropriately rewarded by a share of 15th but the two-times major champion at least closed with a 66, continuing his fine form from the US PGA Championship.
They like to work hard and see their efforts recognized and appropriately rewarded.
Understanding these four dimensions will help you get optimal performance from your employees, appropriately reward their work, and assist them in setting career goals.
However, collaborative mechanisms which include local governments and appropriately reward stakeholders including local communities and governments for practising conservation can and should be privately funded, and such hybrid payments for environmental services schemes are a way forward.
Its purpose was not to compensate for past wrongs, offset unfair advantage, appropriately reward the deserving, or yield a variety of social goods; its purpose was to change institutions so they could comply with the nondiscrimination mandate of the Civil Rights Act.
"Paralympians are an integral part of our athlete community and we need to ensure that we're appropriately rewarding their accomplishments," said Sarah Hirshland, the new USOC chief executive.
Employers are seeking a revised pay structure that more appropriately rewards those staff that contribute the most and work the most onerous working patterns.
