Sentence examples similar to material compensations from inspiring English sources

This morning, the BBC's Evan Davis proposed that, if he ran the system, "honours would go to people whose material compensation vastly under-rewards them for their achievements".

Our studies, carried out with the support of the National Science Foundation and the Defense Department, suggest that people will reject material compensation for dropping their commitment to sacred values and will defend those values regardless of the costs.

The first step might well be to not only admit what has already been admitted, but to finally make some material compensation, which as a bottom line may well have been the reason for Japan's resistance all along.

To be respected is a basic human need that cannot be satisfied through material compensation.

A recent report published by Forrester Research defines sponsored conversations as, "A marketing technique in which marketers provide financial or material compensation to bloggers in exchange for their posting blog content about a brand".

But the model would tend to see the justice required in terms of medical correction or material compensation – though it might also support social and environmental measures seen as alleviating some of the "sequelae" of impairment.

Article 11 of the Water Control Law provided that, if any agricultural land or part thereof is used for non-agricultural purposes, this particular land forfeits its right to use the water allocated for it and will receive material compensation in return[15].

Giving someone a material compensation without something of value produced in exchange is questionable from economic, social and ethical standpoints.

"The only illegal aspect would be if the individual receives some kind of direct payment or material compensation for sex".

Participants did not receive any material compensation.

Respondents did not receive material compensation.