Sentence examples for efficient remuneration from inspiring English sources
In a market setting, generation investments and adequacy can only be achieved by an appropriate regulatory framework that sets efficient remuneration to power capacity.
Similarly, the health promoters program in the Dominican Republic suffered from insufficient training, lack of continuous education, absence of efficient supervision, and poor remuneration, comments that can be extended to all health promoter programs of the region.
The Chancellor is closing the loophole which has enabled employers to boost staff remuneration with cost-efficient perks.
We also highlight implications of our results for other areas for reform of the EEG, such as adequate remuneration mechanisms that ensure efficient operation and investment decisions are made under the scheme.
The absence of male rotational schemes between farms has probably caused inbreeding at the farm level (www.goatit.eu), which shows that conservation strategies that are based exclusively on remuneration of farmers are not efficient when proper breeding schemes and extension services are lacking [ 36].
In principle, highly specific requirements bear the risk that plant operators may optimise plant concepts according to EEG remuneration rules rather than choose the most efficient concept based on what information is available to them decentrally (for example, when it comes to settling on a PQ value or decisions about a power vs. heat led operation).
Elsewhere, the remuneration committee praised Conn for his new programme to make the group more efficient, but there is no mention of the 4,000 net loss in jobs planned for Centrica, 10% of the total workforce.
The activist group, Efficient Capital Structures, backed by former Marconi deputy chief executive John Mayo, has tabled a special resolution at the Vodafone AGM that would redirect the board's remuneration to the chairman, Sir John Bond.
Remuneration is tricky terrain.
MPs need "adequate remuneration".
