Judges should be provided compensation commensurate with the solemn duty of dispensing justice.
Instead, Rodriguez has given the Yankees just one season commensurate with his compensation: 2008, the first season of his contract.
Because most attendants were women, Icahn insisted, they were not "breadwinners," and should not expect compensation commensurate with that of male employees.
They also said that the human resources department and her managers investigated her "speculation" that the "complained-of treatment" might relate to her sex, but concluded that it did not and that "she received direction and compensation commensurate with her status as a junior programmer".
Many respondents indicated that they would "like to be treated as employees, and to receive benefits and compensation commensurate with their work and experience".
After a year and a half, he returned to an engineering career that allows him more time with his wife, a level of compensation commensurate with his technical skills--and a little time on the side to pursue his artistic interests.
Unless science offers talented people rewarding intellectual work, appealing career paths, and compensation commensurate with their skills and the time and effort invested in their training, many individuals who are capable of making important scientific contributions will seek careers outside of science, he concluded.
And, of course, teachers should receive compensation commensurate with the importance we place on their work.
Ordinarily, injured people are entitled to compensation commensurate with their suffering.
Unfortunately, it often feels like a career investment with diminishing returns, instead of compensation commensurate with my skills and experience.
Nearly 90% of all respondents cited level of funding or compensation commensurate with the time and effort associated with the clinical trial as extremely or very important in influencing the decision to participate.
