Sentence examples for decently remunerated from inspiring English sources
Manufacturing jobs — hard and monotonous but decently remunerated — are as close to this notion as modern American labor gets.
He also welcomed Cope's calls for reform of the laureateship, saying that a "decently remunerated public post, which happened to be called 'poet laureate', that would be an excellent thing".
"What resources are we pouring into girls' education is then just seeping away because they can't get decently remunerated work in what they are trained to do," she said.
These articles said that an education, a vote, a decently remunerated job, and access to social goods and opportunities, were rights on a par with rights to life, liberty, privacy and freedom of expression: that is, basic conditions of the possibility of a good life.
The effect of the articles is to prise open a space, and then to protect it, in which individuals can exercise choices and capacities to make the best of their other circumstances – although here too the UDHR is ambitious and stipulative, claiming that education and decently remunerated employment are also rights.
This Sisyphean task should be properly remunerated.
Most editors are remunerated.
Formally, he was remunerated as a "consultant".
Some of them are indeed stingily remunerated.
Jonathan Wallace Newcastle upon Tyne The publicly remunerated Ed Balls sacks the publicly remunerated Sharon Shoesmith.
