Sentence examples for compensation in the decade from inspiring English sources
This would be a rude shock for a man whose total compensation in the decade ending in 2000 exceeded $1 billion, according to one expert's calculations.
"It seems likely that the implementation of denominational minimum salaries, the trend toward housing allowances rather than manses, and improved benefits packages all have contributed to improved clergy compensation in recent decades," the researchers noted.
Indeed, among the many powerful critiques of executive compensation in recent decades has been the recognition that "pay for luck -- named over a decade ago in National Bureau of Economic Research has been a disturbingly common result of attempts to tie executive pay to financial performance.
Meanwhile, U.S. companies have pulled back on their use of incentive compensation, partly because of corporate scandals earlier in the decade and partly because of a change in accounting rules that require stock options to be treated as an expense.
However, the existence of dosage compensation in the male Drosophila germline is still a controversial issue after many decades of study.
Late in the decade the dynamic shifted.
The federal government pays no taxes on this land, and for decades—as is still common in the West the county received its compensation in the form of royalties from timber sales, which allowed it to avoid raising property taxes.
The present research and application of DVR compensation strategies for voltage sag are pre-sag compensation, in-phase compensation and the minimum energy compensation [9 12].
Some count their service in the decades.
He called it a "national shame" during a hard-hitting interview of four terminally ill former Ground Zero emergency workers who are yet to receive a penny in compensation almost a decade after the attacks.
