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"It appears to be a dispute over money, how much was going to be remunerated, I guess, for the purchase of a bus route, a bus company," Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly said yesterday.
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"The key to this is going to be whether or not there is going to be appropriate secondary legislation that will set up some sort of system that is good for users to get the content they want, but good for the industry to make sure they are remunerated appropriately for their work".
How common is it for MPs to expect interns to perform regular duties and structured task that amount to work of the sort that ought to be remunerated?
Lang is a strong supporter of copyright and artists' right to be remunerated for their work.
Although the public sector does plenty of questionable work, some jobs are clearly crucial, and need to be remunerated properly.
Soskolne was emphatic that art workers needed to be "remunerated in order to survive".
The helpers at the soup kitchen are all volunteers; they would never expect to be remunerated.
"I'm thrilled he liked the posters and hope they continue using them, but I need to be remunerated".
Under the Fifa guidelines no intermediary is allowed to be remunerated for a transfer or contract deal with a player under 18.
"The hospitals that didn't engage in this illegal activity need to be remunerated for these wrongful acts by Barnabas," he said.
In a free enterprise economy, the willingness to cope with the uninsurable has to be remunerated, and thus it is a factor of production.
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