Sentence examples similar to free remuneration from inspiring English sources

By risky funding cash flows we mean the funding cash flows other than risk-free accrual of the bank accounts and risk-free remuneration of the collateral.

Landlords' remuneration under free trade is greater when π is large, and they will therefore support these policies more actively.

The free market in executive pay is rigged by the oligopoly of remuneration cabals and corrupted by tax havens.

About half the sample preferred a mix of salary and activity based remuneration if they were free to choose (see Table 4).

These included free consultancy services by the veterinarians, remuneration in some instances for field staff and the promise to organize seminar for the communities visited after the conclusion of the research.

Further analysis revealed statistically significant differences in the attitudes of paid and non-remunerated donors' towards remuneration (see Table 2): 78.3 per cent of the paid ones think donors should be paid, while 64.7 of the non-remunerable ones say it should be done for free.

(b_{t},barr {b}_{t}) and (lambda _{t},barr {lambda }_{t}) are the spreads over the risk free rate r t corresponding to the remuneration of collateral and external lending and borrowing (from the unsecured funder).

Medical services and drugs were free of charge and patients received no remuneration.

It is easier to be idealistic and relatively unconcerned about wages when workers are young, childless and mortgage-free; attitudes toward the importance of financial remuneration can change when responsibilities add up.

There is a bit of a risk that if too many people and employers get used to the idea that they never need to go to the administrative and financial bother of paying tax, they'll keep their declared earnings at the tax free level - which will either keep them poor or will encourage the expansion of black-market, off-the-books remuneration.

The Conservative-led government (supposedly in favour of free-market pay) puts pressure on the RBS remuneration board to make sure that the Hester bonus does not break the voter-sensitive £1m mark; and the opposition Labour Party joyfully calls for a full-scale House of Commons debate (ignoring its own role in agreeing RBS contracts when in office).