Sentence examples for deemed compensation from inspiring English sources

If it was deemed compensation for physical injury, it was not taxable.

When Mr. Ovitz left Creative Artists to join Disney in October 1995 -- after turning down the top job at Universal because he deemed the compensation package insufficient -- he made it evident to his staff that he was tired of working as an agent.

I thought incentive compensation to CEOs was deemed to recompense performance: Oracle is a perfect example of what is wrong with Corporate America.

Only 10 percent of the claims by employees were deemed worthy of compensation, and Crane wound up getting $6 million back from the E.E.O.C.

They never sought to own the land they lived on, and so when they were evicted they were deemed unworthy of compensation.

Executives at these firms could potentially have to pay back compensation deemed "inconsistent with the public interest" by Feinbergy's office.

Although the U.S. Supreme Court established in Rodger v. Hill (1933) the right to intervene in matters of compensation deemed excessive, courts since then have been reluctant to overrule decisions made by corporate boards.

So far, 61 claims have been deemed eligible for compensation, including 30 deaths and 31 injuries.