Sentence examples for inappropriate compensation from inspiring English sources

Mr McGuire may soon be displaced from his current role as the personification of inappropriate compensation.

BP has filed court documents in the US complaining that "irreparable damage" is being done to the company by unfair or inappropriate compensation payments being made from its US Gulf reparation fund.

The measure also gives regulators the authority to prohibit inappropriate or risky compensation practices for banks and other regulated financial institutions.

When Eliot Spitzer, the New York State attorney general, challenged what he called "a wholly inappropriate and illegal compensation package," Mercer agreed to return the fees it charged the stock exchange in 2003.

"Sometimes feng shui is misused and used as a lever for inappropriate amounts of compensation, and the administration has got to be aware of when it is being bluffed".

In order to prevent the inappropriate reactive power compensation due to the frequent or irrational regulation of the discrete reactive power regulation devices, this paper implements differentiated management between the discrete devices and the dynamic devices of the WPPC.

Reduced motor variability, for example, has been observed in subjects with chronic pain [ 39], and may be emblematic of a pre-existing motor dysfunction or of an inappropriate long-term compensation following an acute injury [ 40].

Under the bill, federal regulators would write new rules to prevent "inappropriate or imprudently risky compensation practices" that could threaten the safety and soundness of major financial institutions.

"Trust was sacrificed in too many corporate boardrooms on the altar of quick and illusory profits intended to generate astonishingly inappropriate levels of executive compensation," Mr. McCain said, speaking sharply of "crony capitalism".

The bill would require federal regulators to proscribe inappropriate or imprudently risky compensation practices as part of solvency regulation of all financial institutions, and all financial firms would be required to disclose any compensation structures that include incentive-based elements.

"Excessive executive compensation that provides inappropriate incentives," Mr. Geithner said, "has played a role in exacerbating the financial crisis".