Sentence examples for expected remuneration from inspiring English sources
This paper aims to assess how these rules impact the ability for electric vehicles to provide power reserves and on their expected remuneration for doing so.
A publisher (say) who must share any future speculative gains with the author will pay the author less for the work, so the risky component of the authors expected remuneration will increase relative to the certain component.
In addition this approach might have incurred significant additional costs; our subjects were entirely self-funded (and contributed towards the costs of the research) whereas volunteers in chamber studies often expect remuneration.
Unlike anganwadi workers, these public servants expect generous remuneration.
He expects total remuneration packages in banking to come down over the coming years, and there are signs from within the banking world itself that he may be right.
On the whole, though, you can usually expect better remuneration in industry than in the public sector.
The only remuneration expected is a thank you.
This strategy states that Community Health extension Workers (CHEW and Community Health Workerss (CHW) are expected to receive remuneration for their services.
In parts of northern and eastern Madagascar a woman was traditionally expected to receive remuneration as a token of respect following sexual relations [ 52, 59].
As expected, the current remuneration system has a positive effect on those who had said they were inclined to work as a GP.
As expected, a salary system was preferred by those who do not think that high income is important, while activity based remuneration was preferred by those who are happy with a high work pace.
