Sentence examples for bonus framework from inspiring English sources

"The fact is U.K. regulators have already created a bonus framework that is tough but fair," according to Nick Goodway, writing in the London Evening Standard.

"The deputy prime minister, prime minister and others have tried to suggest that the bonus framework was set by the last Labour government, which is simply untrue," he said.

Another prediction regarding the exploration bonus framework was not confirmed.

Recognition memory scores from Experiment 1 (Fig. 2) were well compatible with the exploration bonus framework in showing a reward-related behavioral enhancement of long-term memory performance for novel but not for familiar stimuli.

This interaction of novelty and reward in the hippocampus provides evidence for our second prediction of a contextual effect in accordance with the exploration bonus framework (see [Sutton and Barto, 1981] for a formal description of the exploration bonus within the exploration-exploitation dilemma).

Michel Barnier, the EU's internal market commissioner, said: "I continue to believe that a tough framework for bonuses is necessary to ensure financial stability and that the legal basis chosen is solid.

Lord Adair Turner, the very clever FSA chairman, who condemned "socially useless" banking activities last year, is doing the same today when he says it may be time to stop bonus bashing and concentrate on better regulatory frameworks.

An inexpensive policy based on a Medicare framework that doesn't finance CEO bonuses and multi-million dollar golden parachutes.

Chrysler workers will begin voting this week on a separate deal that follows a similar framework as the Ford deal but provides smaller bonuses, among other differences.

The research leading to these results received also funding from the European Community's Seventh Framework Programme (FP/2007-2013) under grant agreement n° 217246 made with BONUS, the joint Baltic Sea research and development programme (to J.M).

This demonstration has the added bonus of linking tree-thinking and population thinking (O'Hara 1997) into a coherent framework.