Sentence examples for compensated regardless from inspiring English sources

F.C.S. teams are compensated regardless of their performance or ticket sales.

He said Carey would have performed as long as she was compensated, regardless of attendance.

If TC works in theory, WOB due to an ETT is compensated regardless of inspiratory efforts.

Many investors say the whole pay-for-performance model is a mirage because consultants are too willing to make clients happy by making sure they are handsomely compensated — often regardless of performance.

An education campaign will also be introduced through community groups to inform workers they have the right be compensated fully, regardless of their immigration status, and encourage them to report mistreatment.

But some of this "new" report's recommendations echo the unsubstantiated claim that coal and nuclear plants are needed for grid reliability, and recommend that rules be changed to compensate them regardless of their competitiveness against cleaner, cheaper, and more flexible energy sources like wind and solar.

Until executives are compensated on measures other than shareholder value, they will do whatever it takes to maximize their own pay regardless of whether it is beneficial in the long run for either the company or the country.

With support from other politicians, Mr. Tabara pushed for an amendment that would enable animal owners to be compensated for disease-driven losses regardless of ignoring proper biosecurity measures.

CONCLUSIONS In a phase 4 study, 12 weeks treatment with sofosbuvir and ribavirin led to a sustained virologic response 12 weeks after therapy in almost 80% of veterans with hepatitis C virus genotype 2 infection, compensated cirrhosis, and multiple comorbidities, regardless of their treatment history.

South African legislation provides mineworkers who were ever employed in the mines of South Africa the right to have their cardiorespiratory organs examined and their families to be compensated for occupational lung disease, regardless of the cause of death (Occupational Diseases in Mines and Works Act of 1973).

People today expect to be compensated for every inconvenience they experience regardless of who caused it.