Sentence examples for contract rewards from inspiring English sources
But the officer can collect the golden parachute premium only by leaving; the contract rewards him or her for taking an action that may well hurt the business.
I want nothing to detract from what has been a great season for ourselves". The new contract rewards Rodgers for transforming Liverpool into Manchester City's closest rivals for the Premier League title after finishing seventh last season.
The 2003 revision of the UK GMS contract rewards general practices for performance against clinical quality indicators.
The QOF of the general practice contract rewards practices for the quality of the care they provide, especially for people with long-term conditions.
In the UK, the Quality and Outcome Framework (QOF) of the General Medical Services contract rewards practices that achieve targets in, for example, providing regular asthma reviews.
Although the GMS contract rewards general practitioners for the level of performance, its main aim was to improve the quality of care [ 2].
These contracts reward successful bidders for keeping power plants on standby so they can be called upon when renewable energy production is low.
It could learn from both countries about making its welfare-to-work contracts reward providers for helping tough cases as well as easy ones, and for keeping people in jobs, rather than just finding them.
Under her predecessor, Jason A. Turner, welfare-to-work contracts came under fire first because of his ties to a company that won a contract, and later because of complaints that contracts rewarded companies more for placing welfare recipients in jobs quickly than for keeping them employed after they were cut from the rolls.
We show how our Contributory Provision Point (CPP) contracts reward consumers with reduced prices for advance reservations, while allowing providers to make accurate forecasts of energy usage.
Their contracts reward the primary-care physicians for leading and coordinating prevention and management of chronic conditions as well as care, resulting in more health (as opposed to just care).
