Sentence examples for no additional compensation from inspiring English sources

Nancy Bobrowitz, a spokeswoman for Reuters, said: "Our senior management team -- two dozen people -- are taking no additional compensation.

House officers will not accumulate sick leave credit, and no additional compensation will be paid for unused sick leave.

The lawsuit, filed last September, claims the umpires are entitled to employee status and overtime pay for late matches, which sometimes end after midnight with no additional compensation.

Since adjunct faculty receive no additional compensation for supervising independent studies, and are generally engaged in full-time activities outside of SIPA, many adjunct faculty are reluctant to undertake this obligation.

While the French government is seeking no additional compensation from Russia, France's finance minister, Laurent Fabious, told the leader of the bondholders association that "holders of Russian debt may, if they wish, present these issues to the Russian government in their own name".

Members of the planning group with the exception of the reporter shall receive no additional compensation for their services, but shall be reimbursed for travel, subsistence and other necessary expenses incurred by them in carrying out the duties of the advisory group in accordance with the provisions of title 5, United States Code, chapter 57.

Mr. Burke said Mr. Arpey would not take any additional compensation this year.

The idea was to discourage companies from paying in excess of $1 million, as any additional compensation would be taxed.

Mark Zuckerberg earned about a million dollars in cash during 2011, and received no additional equity compensation "because our compensation committee believed that his existing equity ownership position sufficiently aligns his interests with those of our stockholders". Which is an understatement of stupendous proportions.

The alliance argues that while rural communities within 300 metres of the line will benefit from additional compensation, no such approach applies in central London, where council tenants are among those likely to suffer the most.

Too big to fail companies can rip-off the American public, executives can earn millions in additional compensation, and no one is held accountable for "corporate" decisions.