Sentence examples for estimated compensation from inspiring English sources
By contrast, the president of Harvard University, Drew Gilpin Faust, received a base pay of $714,000, and a total estimated compensation of $874,000, according to federal tax documents from the non-profit institution.
The estimated compensation cost per NSI was based on UK experience [ 42- 44] converted to 2012 Euro using historical exchange rates [ 38].
But in 2000, a year when the wheels fell off the bull market, total estimated compensation for the top 20 earners on Wall Street was still $1.3 billion.
Loss of past and expected future earnings is a key factor in estimating compensation awards, along with length of service, seniority and pension rights.Such cases are changing the way the business works; and the Americans, more sharply aware of the dangers of expensive litigation than British companies, are leading the charge.
Additionally, AFl-CIO and AFSCME are calling for amendments providing reimbursements of proxy expenses and an annual advisory vote on executive compensation in response to Michael Dell's estimated $453.8 million compensation this decade.
Crucially, though, the studies demonstrate that study design affects estimated energy compensation.
Say a U.S. company wants to cover these risks in a given year: estimated workers' compensation losses of $12 million and foreign profits of 150 million deutsche marks.
FORBES GLOBAL estimated CEO compensation for most of the 50 largest companies in the world by poring over documents filed with regulators and talking to knowledgeable people about common pay practices country by country.
We conclude that it is difficult to robustly estimate compensation in advance of an intervention, there is therefore a need to rethink conservation approaches, and the feasibility of achieving fair compensations for conservation-imposed restrictions.
