Sentence examples for measures of compensation from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, America's labour scarcity has not yet translated into wage pressure, at least in formal measures of compensation (but see article).

Risk-adjusted measures of compensation work only if risk is being measured properly, for example, and the industry has proved how unsafe an assumption that is.

The general presumption is that the policy of carbon control with the tax will hurt EITE sectors in the Australian economy; hence, some measures of compensation are needed to ensure a levelled playing field with their overseas competitors.

Broader measures of compensation, which factor in the drop in employers' payments for health care insurance, show even weaker gains.

An additional challenge relates to the need to further develop and refine measures of compensation, claims service, and plan communication.

In the case of Zambia, of which we know more, the measures of compensation appeared to come too little and too late, sometimes not at all.

As a small measure of compensation to widows, the act extended dower to equitable interests.

"I would urge you to return the donations to Polly Peck so that the creditors can at least obtain some small measure of compensation from this unfortunate affair".

Charles Bell, the programs director of Consumers Union, which publishes Consumer Reports, said he hoped continuing lawsuits would help consumers gain some measure of compensation for having been overcharged for so long, but he praised the agreement for helping consumers in the future.

Under tort law, the measure of compensation is usually the money value of any losses or injuries sustained as a "natural and proximate" result of the wrongful act (e.g., negligently causing an automobile accident).

The two lawyers who led the plaintiffs' steering committee, Stephen J. Herman and James P. Roy, said, "This settlement will provide a full measure of compensation to hundreds of thousands — in a transparent and expeditious manner under rigorous judicial oversight".