Sentence examples for long term compensation from inspiring English sources

Teens from racial and ethnic backgrounds underrepresented in the biomedical sciences consider a myriad of intrinsic and extrinsic factors (peers, family, educational foundation and long term compensation) as they approach college age [3].

7 When alcohol is consumed with food a dynamic balance exists between short term stimulation of appetite, 19 20 mid-term reduction in appetite due to slow gastric emptying with prolonged distension of the stomach, 21 and long term compensation to maintain energy balance.

It also noted that its partners did not have long-term compensation guarantees.

Over a five-year period ending in 2005, the targeted value of the performance-based, long-term compensation is approximately $56.3 million.

As Wall Street reins in cash payouts to top executives, the banks have been encouraged to reward employees with more stock and other long-term compensation.

Morgan Stanley said the move reflected its shift from annual incentive awards toward an executive compensation program that was balanced between fixed, short-term and long-term compensation.

A long-term compensation pot has raised only $15m£9m9m) of a hoped-for $40m, despite the efforts of the UN's International Labour Organisation.

Lehman Brothers also awarded him $10.9 million in restricted stock and $12.5 million in stock as part of a long-term compensation program.

The payments will be the first tranche of up to £24m in long-term compensation payments planned by brands producing clothing within Rana Plaza.

He will then be eligible for $95.1 million in deferred and long-term compensation, as well as $48 million in pension payments, the company said.

C.V. Starr, one of three private companies with longstanding ties to A.I.G., operates various insurance agencies, maintains investments and, before the investigations began, acted as a vehicle for long-term compensation for A.I.G. employees.