Sentence examples for for remunerate from inspiring English sources

And he likes short words: "end" for terminate, "debt" for indebtedness and "pay" for remunerate.

Pharmaceutical and medical companies sometimes get in hot water with the FDA for remunerating opinion leaders to educate fellow physicians about the benefits of new products, so I expect that paying someone money just to bring in a new B2B customer or lead will be frowned upon.

This high participation of capital in the domestic income is explained by the combination of a high participation of mining in domestic value added and a high share of capital in the distribution of mining income, where only half of a percentage point of value added is used for remunerating labor.

As shown in Albanese and Crépey (2017, Sections 4.3, 6.5 and 8.1) the size of the risk margin (RM) account required for remunerating shareholder capital at risk (SCR) at a constant hurdle rate h throughout the life of the portfolio is begin{aligned} text{KVA}_{t} =h mathbb{E}_{t} int_{t}^{bar{tau}} e^{-int_{t}^{s} (r_{u} +h) du} text{EC}_{s}(L) ds,tin[0,bar{tau}]], end{aligned} (7).

Moving to a qualifications-based system for remunerating nurses would be consistent with current evidence and international trends.

The mechanism for remunerating the NP role in many countries is based on a salaried approach [ 16– 18, 21].

The operating model of Buurtzorg was originally incompatible with the general healthcare framework in the Netherlands: for instance, remunerating for singular procedures and not the overall results has not been favourable to Buurtzorg's systemic approach.

Fee-For-Service practices remunerate providers based on the number and types of services delivered.

These areas may benefit from payments that could either compensate for natural handicaps or remunerate for specific agro-environmental measures.

Additionally, there is a three-tier emergency tariff to remunerate for inpatient and outpatient emergency attendances.

The blended fee-for-service model remunerates physicians primarily through fee-for-service, but also includes incentives and bonuses for services to enrolled patients.