Sentence examples for compensation institutions from inspiring English sources

The imperfect implementation of compensation institutions (and possibly their imperfect design) implies that sums do not stack up for many dispossessed urban villages.

In Spain, occupational diseases and work-related injuries are not managed by the National Health Service, but by separate workers' compensation institutions.

A bigger slice of their bonuses is paid in equity that they cannot sell for several years, tying compensation to institutions' long-term performance.

Behind the scenes, Congressional leaders began to hammer out the outline of a deal, with the Democrats insisting on strong oversight for the fund, curbs on executive compensation for institutions that sold off their toxic securities to the government and aid for struggling homeowners, among other things.

There is no apparent discussion on innovation and compensation for financial institutions so that the massive profits that have been yielded, despite the financial crisis, can be injected back into the system in a more constructive way than through the bonus checks of bank senior executives.

Minow is generally opposed to the approach apparently being taken by the Federal Reserve, which is reportedly working on regulation changes that, among other things, would empower it to review and modify compensation packages at institutions under its purview; she thinks that such bureaucratic interventions in market processes are unlikely to be effective.

"With Enron, you can point to the players' bad character, or you can look at how the company's institutions, compensation methods and so forth disalign the values of executives from those of the shareholders," says assistant professor Alexei Marcoux, who teaches ethics at Loyola University Chicago's M.B.A. program.

Thirty college and university presidents earned more than $1 million during the 2008 fiscal year, according to the Chronicle of Higher Education's recently released report on Executives' Compensation at Private Institutions.

The issues emerging from the reforms were classified into four areas: medicine management, the personnel system and income distribution mechanism, the compensation mechanisms for institutions, and strengthening the primary healthcare system.

Creditor institution compensation should be garnished to help pay for the bail-out, and future credit contracts should have the possibility of bankrupcty written into them.

(Other: Merck *, Takeda *, Novo Nordisk *, and Amylin * have provided Continuing Medical Education funding to S.E.I.'s institution for a newsletter for which he is the co-editor; and Takeda provides unrestricted educational funding to S.E.I.'s institution in compensation for distribution rights to the institution's information booklet on diabetes care).