Sentence examples for govern compensation from inspiring English sources

"The rules that govern compensation in the case of flight delays and cancellation are part of an EU regulation," he said.

The landmark agreement, reached after a year of discussions between the American Federation of Musicians and representatives from such important organizations as the New York Philharmonic, the Cleveland Orchestra and the Metropolitan Opera, will govern compensation to be paid to musicians for performances made available on the Internet.

Most vexing, advocates say, is that state laws that govern compensation programs can ultimately exclude people at the highest risk of being shot.

Theresa Villiers, Shadow transport secretary, said: "A Conservative government would conduct a wholesale review of the rules governing compensation and travel insurance arrangements for air passengers.

A law governing compensation was approved by the Diet on August 3rd.

Another senator, Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, has told Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner that he is concerned that the Internal Revenue Service is not tough enough in policing pay in the nonprofit sector and that regulations governing compensation are too weak.

Mr. Scalise said that under Japanese law governing compensation for nuclear damage, companies were liable for the cost of all nuclear accidents resulting from reactor operations except when the accidents were provoked by a "grave natural disaster of an exceptional nature or by an insurrection".

However, mechanisms and pathways which govern temperature compensation remain largely unknown beyond circadian rhythms.

Perhaps there is some sort of cultural-causal connection between the norms governing executive compensation and the norms governing family-formation and educational attainment, such that making the former more egalitarian would make the latter more conducive to upward mobility.

BRUSSELS — The European Union finance ministers vowed Tuesday to closely monitor rules governing bankers' compensation while promising that new banking stress tests would be stricter than the ones conducted last year.

In that case, the majority found that the law governing workers' compensation does not define the word parent, or include a disqualification for those who fail to provide for their children.