Sentence examples for flat compensation from inspiring English sources
In general, she said, airlines try to offer each passenger the same flat compensation — say, a certain number of miles (the amount generally differs between coach and business class), a discount voucher for a future flight or a drink ticket.
In addition to the money earned within the task, subjects received a flat compensation of £10.
Every household in every different situation is different, it's not a flat-rate compensation payment.
She said Khlystov's extended family had been offered flats as compensation.
A flat rate of compensation was agreed with the local veterinary office for this.
Other areas, like private equity and prime brokerage, will see their compensation stay flat or fall just slightly, the survey predicts.
This compensation implies flat void fraction and velocity profiles in the central region not affected by the wall, even when no turbulence effects are accounted for.
— The disability claim filed at the Department of Veterans Affairs' regional office in November was rather banal — a Marine Corps veteran of the Gulf War, seeking compensation for flat feet aggravated by his service — but when the claim was closed Dec. 12, it was something of a landmark: the office's first entirely paperless case.
As a private partnership, it does not release financial figures, and Mr. Gupta recently told employees that "overall revenues were flat last year" and partners' compensation fell, on average, by one-third, according to a McKinsey transcript obtained by The New York Times of a Webcast for consultants held early this year.
In fact, longstanding residents are evicted from their homes and given a small flat and minimal financial compensation in the least desirable accommodation.
In the latest issue of the realty association's monthly magazine, Janik warned members that HUD "may challenge your company if it adopts a commission-plus-flat-fee form of compensation". Whether HUD's view of the law ultimately will be upheld in a court test is somewhat unclear.
