Sentence examples for most generous compensation from inspiring English sources
It is the most generous compensation law in the nation.
Mr. Wendt came aboard with one of the most generous compensation contracts in corporate history, worth at least $75 million.
Texas has the nation's most generous compensation law for assisting those who are wrongly convicted, but only in cases where the exoneree has been pardoned or declared actually innocent.
The Legislature faced up to the increase in DNA exonerations two years ago when it enacted the nation's most generous compensation law, providing $80,000 for each year of freedom unjustly lost.
They can be counted on to be the most vocal opponents of reform and will expect generous "compensation" should they be removed.
Now, in the most definitive sign yet that the era of generous compensation for public-sector employees is ending, workers in more than half the states face the prospect of paying more of their salary toward their pensions.
PAGE A28 Business STATES PURSUE MORE IN PENSION CONTRIBUTIONS In the most definitive sign yet that the era of generous compensation for public-sector employees is ending, workers in more than half the states face the prospect of paying more of their salaries toward their pensions.
Among the states that do have compensation statutes, Gutman ranks Mississippi as the most generous, though in order to receive payment, exonerees there must also forgo their right to sue the state for civil damages.
The most generous view is by looking at Mr. Pandit's total direct compensation, which includes salary, bonus payouts, other benefits and the grant date value of equity awards.
He is sitting on a treasure chest of 13 million stock options -- one of the most generous grants in American corporate history, says Graef Crystal, the expert on executive compensation, given that the company has only about 160 million shares outstanding.
The US had the most generous system, he said, where pre-death pain and suffering could be included in compensation.
