Sentence examples for is remunerating from inspiring English sources
verb
To compensate; to pay.
They speak in a clipped, robotic style that comes off as hyper-verbal broken English (paying with coins is "remunerating with metallic tender discs" and waffles-and-eggs are "the morning consumption of mass quantities with grid-like breakfast slab and flattened chicken embryos").
The question is in part whether this work is remunerated and picked up in official gross domestic product statistics.
The industry and the regulators will need to look closely at the way such advice is remunerated.
One question is whether this work is remunerated and picked up in official gross domestic product statistics.
The provider is remunerated by the public authority (decree relative to public contracts dated 23 July 2015).
SRK spoke frankly about the ways he is remunerated during an interview with Indian TV show Aap Ki Adalat.
At the time of writing Weitzner had not responded to a request to confirm how much he is remunerated by Palantir for his advisory services.
The Belgian GP is remunerated on the basis of a fee-for-service system.
Work that exceeds 37 hours a week is remunerated separately from the salary.
Prof. Quintel consults for companies that manufacture ventilators, including Maquet Critical Care, and is remunerated for these consultations.
