Sentence examples for compensation equal to from inspiring English sources

Now, we can be reasonably sure that in 1970 the C.E.O. of General Motors wasn't receiving huge hidden compensation equal to several times his reported income.

The troubles here began two years ago, when the government offered new housing and compensation equal to three months of annual income to villagers who agreed to move.

The peasant paid redemption through the village authority, while the landlord received state bonds as compensation equal to 75 to 80 percent of the land market value.

The trouble began two years ago, when the government offered new housing and compensation equal to three months of annual income to villagers if they agreed to move to make way for the mine.

Uralkali fears that officials will seek compensation equal to future taxes and fees that the company would have paid to the government if the section of the mine that collapsed had continued operating, a penalty that could amount to well over $1 billion.

If you are assigned to work in an approved field site for more than 30 days but less than one year, you may be eligible for incentive compensation equal to 20percentt of your monthly salary plus a subsistence reimbursement according to the guidelines for per diem expenses.

In the presence of wage taxation, the variance of the agent's net compensation is equal to ((1-tau _w)^2v^2sigma ^2v^2sigma

If someone living at the plant boundary gets a compensation check equal to 50% of his assessed valuation, and if d were measured in kilometers, then a homeowner another 750 yards away would get only 25%.

Mostly, and especially in higher occupational grades, the compensation is equal to the normal salary.

On the asset side, companies create a prepaid-compensation account equal to the estimated cost of the options granted; on the owners'-equity side, they create a paid-in capital stock-option account for the same amount.

This would mean that the wage period may properly cover, for example, the period of a month or of a voyage so long as the seaman receives at the appropriate time compensation at least equal to the prescribed minimum rate for each compensable hour in that pay period.