Sentence examples for compensation up from inspiring English sources

(Normally, compensation up to $1 million per executive is tax deductible).

The top seven players together earn more than thirty per cent of the total guaranteed compensation, up from twenty-four per cent a season ago.

Goldman also disclosed that it had set aside $3.7 billion in the quarter for compensation, up 27 percent from the period a year earlier.

According to a filing from Companies House, the company's UK unit paid £120.6m in compensation, up from £85.3m in the previous year, to its partners.

They have been notified that they can cash in their holdings, long believed to be worthless, for compensation up to 97,000 francs, or about $12,500.

A month later the authority, which paid out £1bn last year in compensation – up from £280m in 2001 – was asked about pursuing a course of "mutualisation".

"Workers' compensation is up, health insurance is up".

On the other hand, the people running those start-ups often had (and still do have) a good portion of their compensation tied up in stock options.

Although some are simply drawn by enticing compensation -- up to $7,000 for each monthlong rotation -- most role players say they are eager to help American forces bring peace and stability to their homeland.

The law generally leaves compensation decisions up to the directors.

Those who did receive compensation ended up with about $500.