Sentence examples for continued compensation from inspiring English sources

Errors in refraction lead to fatigue of the muscles of accommodation in the continued compensation demanded of them.

For others, the lack of condemnation of sexism from the seminary, and Patterson's continued compensation and home at the school, indicate Southern Baptists still aren't taking discrimination against women seriously enough.

The first time they knew they were onto something big was when, in April of 2011, the site crashed due to a massive spike in traffic caused by a potential government shut down threatening continued compensation of military personnel.

The extra costs are due to continuing compensation for retail customers but also other issues such as foreign exchange, Libor and money laundering errors of the kind for which HSBC was fined £1.2bn in 2012.

And Mr. Romney's disclosure on Tuesday that he pays an effective tax rate of about 15 percent on his income focused new attention on some aspects of his finances, including his millions of dollars in donations to the Mormon Church and his continuing compensation from Bain Capital, the private equity firm he left more than a decade ago.

Venezuela allowed the private companies to remain as minority partners, but disputes continued over compensation for the loss of their assets.

Under existing (and continuing) executive compensation reporting rules, smaller reporting companies generally have to disclose in the summary compensation table of proxy statements the pay of three named executive officers (NEOs), rather than five.

Mr. Brennan will continue receiving compensation for being a director.

Bankers are facing the brunt of growing criticism from regulators, central bankers and ordinary citizens for continuing large compensation packages while the industry is being propped up by government funds.

"Mercenaries," he continued, "obsess on compensation".

Continued exposure to compensation systems has been reported as deleterious to the health of participants.