Sentence examples for paid performance from inspiring English sources

In the United States, only the composer/songwriter and the publisher are paid performance royalties and not performing artists.

But under the three-year test program, involving about 270 hospitals, Medicare is paying the 123 that were the top performers an additional $8.85 million, the first time it has paid performance bonuses.

(They are here on tourist visas and cannot be involved in a paid performance).

They are accused of running a conspiracy in which they changed students' answers on standardized tests in order to be paid performance bonuses.

Although many promoters will pay for a seat for a musical instrument (so it should not be regarded as hand luggage), musicians cannot afford to spend days travelling in each direction for a single, not very well paid, performance.

A recently expired contract with the organization that runs the Koch Theater, a copy of which was obtained by The Times, specified how many stagehands were needed — 22 — for each paid performance.

Managers have already been paid performance-related bonuses, though none were paid in BT's ailing global services unit.

In economies where teachers are relatively poorly paid, performance-related pay can be associated with improved student performance.

His policy fostered creativity, but it was also a way to avoid paying performance royalties.

And paying performance royalties is not going to be the death knell for terrestrial radio.

The legislation would require terrestrial broadcasters to pay performance royalty fees.