Sentence examples for compensation regardless from inspiring English sources

The system should be altered to give families vested rights to retirement compensation regardless of crimes the military member may later commit.

"In states where unions cannot collect fair-share fees, the employees they represent earn lower wages and compensation, regardless of whether they are union members or not," he said.

Under the original 1886 act, businesses with property damaged in unrest can make a claim to the police for compensation regardless of their size; those without insurance apply directly, while those with cover are paid by their insurer, which then reclaims the money.

Telltale signs of a good broker, and what any potential seller should insist on, include treating the policy as a security; uniform and capped compensation, regardless of the buyer; and disclosure and transparency about how many life settlement companies are being approached for offers (there should be several) and about gross offers and all compensation to all parties.

We made every employee's compensation, regardless of department, dependent on improvements in churn and reducing calls to customer care.

* Orientation Compensation: Regardless of the orientation of the device in space (e.g. pointing at the ground, turned sideways, etc.), Freespace generates intuitive cursor motions on the screen.

Buybacks may increase executive compensation levels, regardless of the success of the company.

The bigger the bank, the larger the compensation package, regardless of performance.

In light of the increased focus on director compensation, and regardless of whether any plan changes are determined to be advisable, companies should — more so than ever — clearly disclose their director compensation.

If an employee could show that he or she had engaged in an activity protected under a civil rights law, and had been retaliated against for doing so, the employee could obtain compensation - regardless of whether the employer may have had additional motives for an adverse action.

But most disputes arise over what compensation constitutes income, regardless of the rate at which it is taxed.