Sentence examples for compensations were made from inspiring English sources

The limits for the quadrant markers and histograms were always set based on non-staining cells and isotypic controls and color compensations were made based on simple labeling samples.

Mr. Grasso has claimed that all the details of his compensation were made known to directors and approved by them.

As Mr. Skilling brought the silos under a more unified management, functions like accounting and compensation were made more consistent.

Chamberlain told MacDonald that the Conservatives would only join a coalition if the full recommended cuts in unemployment compensation were made.

Crimes were treated as wrongs for which compensation was made to the victim.

Mr. King said that investment bankers were privileged because a lot of their compensation was made up of bonuses, which the banks can decide to pay whenever they want.

Not surprisingly, a recent study of almost a thousand companies by the management professors W. Gerard Sanders and Donald Hambrick found that C.E.O.s whose compensation was made up mostly of stock options tended to "swing for the fences," making investments and acquisitions that were riskier than those made by other executives.

What needs to come out of all this is for the industry to set up some kind of arbitration service so that these court cases can hopefully be avoided.' These appear to be wise words when you realise that no offer of any compensation was made to Shalit when he was fired and that his lawyers' attempts to instigate settlement negotiations were rebuffed.

The Asaps Code of Ethics states clearly that no member shall give anything of value to a representative of the media in anticipation of or in return for professional publicity unless the fact of compensation is made known in such publicity.

No order for compensation was made.

The compensation is made taking into account coverage and quality objectives.