Sentence examples for compensation they will from inspiring English sources

The trust-based institutions lack binding promises, thus ecosystem-services suppliers are unsure about the compensation they will receive for transferring services to users.

He was dubbed "The Calculator": Feinberg has the authority to decide not just how much compensation they will receive but whether they will get any at all.

"As one who has been involved with the Libyan project since 2003, I have had official contact with the Irish government and they are concerned that if Libya pays compensation they will be next.

Thirty-year-old Donovan, a friendly, buoyant east Londoner who is one rung below his partner in terms of clinical qualifications, says he earns £20,000 a year basic, which rises to about £28,000 with the inner-London allowance, rest-break compensation (they will typically work through their breaks) and overtime, lots of overtime.

In the case of victims like the firefighters, whose ailments did not manifest themselves until days, or even weeks, after the disaster, Feinberg has the authority to decide not just how much compensation they will receive but whether they will get any at all.

Most of the victims have received money – some from the government, some from industry bodies, some from one or two brands, such as Primark, that have unilaterally decided to make payments while most other brands, the government, global unions and industry bodies argue over the level of compensation they will eventually pay out.

Indeed, people nowadays are just motivated to work because of the compensation that they will get from their job.

They want to know how much compensation money they will receive from the government and whether they will get green cards from the United States, too.

"I'm absolutely delighted for my clients … While it is disappointing that they were required to take it all the way to tribunal to get such an admission, the acknowledgment that they were right all along will be just as enjoyable as the compensation that they will receive".

3. A radical reorganization of middle-management levels should occur, with certain classes of middle-management jobs moving downward in status and compensation (because they will require less autonomy and skill), while other classes move upward into the top-management group.

New firefighters will have to pay their full pension contribution — 9% of their compensation — and they will have less generous pensions.