Sentence examples for approving compensation from inspiring English sources

They declare that boards "are prone to give away the shareholders' store" when approving compensation and perks for corporate management.

Now, belatedly but energetically, the government is forging ahead with the preparations for the withdrawal, approving compensation payments to the settlers and looking for new lands for them to move to.

Were they asking sufficient questions about competency of directors and appropriately engaged in examining and approving compensation cultures?" The best standards of boardroom behaviour are enshrined in the combined code on corporate governance, set up in the wake of the Maxwell scandal of the early 1990s and overseen by the Financial Reporting Council.

The board's ethics and finance committees voted to approve compensation.

The House approved compensation for 9/11 rescue workers suffering from health effects.

"The State Department had been reluctant to approve compensation in any way that involved establishing blame or proving negligence," he explained.

January 1995: Luxembourg court approves compensation deal, paving the way for the first major payout to creditors since the bank collapsed in 1991.

And this year, more than 70 percent of all approved compensation is expected to be given in the form of stock instead of cash.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) — Kenneth R. Feinberg, the Obama administration's pay adviser, approved compensation plans on Wednesday for several executives and top-paid employees at three companies that have received taxpayer aid.

The government approved compensation of about $22,000 for the families of people killed by the leak, and about $4,000 for those with a diagnosis of cancer or total renal failure linked to the toxic gas.

Among the recommendations are these: regents should approve annual athletic budgets and significant capital expenditures; athletic departments should undergo annual audits by independent auditors; each school's board should have a committee to monitor compliance with N.C.A.A. rules and student performance; and boards should approve compensation of coaches and directors.