Sentence examples for increasing the compensation from inspiring English sources

Ofgem is also considering increasing the compensation payments that power providers must make in a bid to improve their response times.

Following the case the business secretary, Vince Cable, wrote to the bank asking for its reaction to the judge's statement and to "understand what the next steps might be, especially when it comes to the matter of increasing the compensation fund".

Since there will be a battle between companies to attract and retain the best people, companies will have to start increasing the compensation of their employees to keep them from leaving.

This load-following response is a type of "ancillary service" to the grid, and the NEA's new work plan supports development of this ancillary service by increasing the compensation that generators can receive for providing it.

The analysis suggested several key factors for increasing the OW: establishing the referral among the different levels of institutions; enhancing the qualification of health personnel and increasing the compensation of health insurance for services provided at HCs.

The analysis suggested several key factors for increasing the outpatient workload (OW) at the HCs: establishing an adequate referral system among the different levels of the health system; enhancing the qualification of health personnel and increasing the compensation by the health insurance for services provided at HCs.

It did, however, increase the compensation payable by the mainland firm to more than $300 million.

We must significantly increase the compensation of America's child care workers, the vast majority of whom are being paid little more than minimum wage.

But the pickup in pay is widespread, especially in the service sector, in contrast to a year ago when fat Wall Street bonuses temporarily increased the compensation figures.

Other provisions increase the compensation carriers must pay passengers who are involuntarily bumped from flights (from up to $800 to as much as $1,300 for the longest delays).

In 2001, lawmakers increased the compensation to $25,000 for each year served, or $500,000 if the inmate served more than 20 years.