Sentence examples for compensation imposed from inspiring English sources

A more recent congressional initiative that seems to be backfiring is the cap on compensation imposed on executives of institutions that accept loans from the Troubled Asset Relief Program.

It points out that unsubstantiated claims for compensation impose additional costs on other customers of banks and businesses.

But recent agreements altering executive compensation, imposing monitors, and implementing detailed compliance reforms are exactly what we need.

China evacuated several thousand of its workers, demanded compensation, and imposed economic sanctions.

For months companies have awaited clarification of the compensation restrictions imposed on recipients of bailout money.

The government demanded an apology, an inquiry and compensation and imposed tough sanctions, including a freeze on the hiring of Filipino workers and the recall of ambassadors.

"We believe it is the largest reduction in proposed management compensation ever imposed by a bankruptcy court," Mr. Kennedy said last week.

The Bank of England has warned that the £30bn of fines and compensation claims imposed on the major banks since the 2008 crisis could pose a risk to financial stability.

In December, the bank was allowed to repay $20 billion of bailout funds and ended the federal insurance program, allowing its top executives to escape the harsher set of compensation restrictions imposed on banks that received multiple helpings of taxpayer aid.

"Those family-owned banks are not going to want to subject themselves to compensation restrictions imposed by TARP, because it is their own personal money that is the capital of the bank".

Frank said new requirements will extend the executive compensation limits imposed on the automakers who received TARP payments to all companies accepting aid.