Sentence examples for compensation constituted from inspiring English sources

In finding that application of the Due Process Clause, the Court said that just compensation constituted "a vital principle of republican institutions [without which] almost all other rights would become worthless".

But most disputes arise over what compensation constitutes income, regardless of the rate at which it is taxed.

During the first year on sick leave, the compensation constitutes 100% of the work salary.

This concurs with literature suggesting that compensation constitutes the most basic influence on retention of health professionals [ 7, 15].

In that regard, the newly constituted compensation committee is engaged in a bottom-up analysis of how it compensates not only Mr. Grasso, but his top lieutenants, Catherine R. Kinney and Robert G. Britz, both of whom were reported to have made close to $4 million last year.

He said in his filing that the $24.9 million deferred compensation "does not constitute the full amount" of Rodriguez's claim.

Similarly, the fact he has only one year outstanding on his Sunderland contract dictates that compensation does not constitute a major hurdle either.

But given the newly stated view of the attorney general which is contrary to the M.T.A. position we are going to seek a declaratory judgment and allow a court to determine whether or not this constitutes compensation.

Among the previously proposed schemes, the combined application of the SAGE estimation [15] and the DC-SC compensation [19] probably constitutes the most balanced solution when considering cost as well as performance (see 2 Figure 2a).

However, general workplace experience and training is typically insufficient to constitute compensation.

Like the Cioffi-Tannin case, last week's "settlement" with mortgage brokers, whose patent fraud contributed to the housing bubble and ensuing collapse, was embarrassing -- whether one believes it was supposed to constitute compensation for damages, restitution for conduct, or deterrence against future abuse.