Sentence examples for compensation programme from inspiring English sources

"Over time people will see the impact of the changes in the compensation programme".

A compensation programme of monthly cash transfers, of 455,000 rials, aims to soften the impact though it has proved hugely costly following a decision to pay everyone, not just the poor.Targeting cash transfers works better: it featured in a successful electricity-price reform in Armenia.

Thus far, within Natura 2000 no attractive compensation programme for the owners of private land that is included in the network has been developed.

BP's new chief executive Bob Dudley, 54, is a main board director of the group and currently runs the clean-up operations and compensation programmes in the Gulf of Mexico.

Now it seems that another group of explorers has discovered the department: old people needing prescription drugs.The department, known just about everywhere as the VA, oversees compensation programmes for retired servicemen and women.

Compensation programmes are already an approach widely used for integrating local human interests and environmental protection measures.

Recently new agro-environment schemes and biological compensation programmes have been proposed and they need biodiversity assessment to verify the efficacy of the planned agricultural practices.

Given that our study results take into account these different aspects and are based on primary data obtained in the watershed, our study can contribute by identifying limitations and opportunities related to economic watershed compensation programmes.

Deutsche Bank said it would buy back up to 58 million shares or 10% of its own stock by September 2004 to boost its market value and service possible stock compensation programmes.

Berkeley Planning Associates & Mathematica Policy Research, Inc. (1997) provide a comprehensive assessment of short-time compensation programmes in the United States using a variety of methods and conclude that the available firm-level data do not allow one to reliably attribute differences in outcomes between participating and control firms to short-time compensation.

One trial recruited participants through a combination of state workers compensation programmes, occupational and physician clinic, a surveillance programme and union records.