Sentence examples for nominal compensation from inspiring English sources
Provided a nominal compensation package is agreed with current club Burton, Hasselbaink will be returning to west London on Friday.
The paradox is that if the stock had risen even $1 a share in recent years, Martha Stewart would be wealthier now than if she had taken only nominal compensation from the company.
If the central bank starts releasing binding legal claims for nominal compensation, it looks like just one more element of the secret or back-door bailout of the banking system".
As he is under 24, foreign clubs would have to pay a nominal compensation fee, while the system in this country would bring in a substantially bigger transfer fee.
Because the deal is not final, neither side would discuss the price, although Kellie Specter, a WNET.org spokeswoman, said the broadcast company would receive "nominal compensation" for the publication, which lost money in the last couple of years.
But Walker F. Todd, a former official at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, warned: "As a public entity, the Federal Reserve needs to take its custody of public funds seriously enough to ask for more than merely nominal compensation when it is giving up things of value to a bank holding company.
Liverpool are keen to lessen the outlay on a player who left them in the summer of 2011 for a nominal £250,000 compensation fee having turned down a contract which would have made him the highest-paid player outside of the first-team squad.
This funding was a primary force in overcoming lingering resistance to such a major reform effort and provided nominal financial compensation for the remarkable amount of time and energy required for such work.
But a clause in the law allows individuals to transfer the rights to a corporation in exchange for undefined--and typically nominal--compensation.
The bank also sent him a cheque for a "nominal" amount of compensation.
Interviewed doctors received a nominal fee as a compensation for their time and effort.
