Sentence examples for pay appointments from inspiring English sources
That makes sense: corporate governance has been a booming industry as checks and balances have had to be tightened in areas of pay, appointments and audit.
These are usually paid appointments and may last 10 weeks in the case of MIT or 3 months or longer at UCSC.
As a further (paid) appointment is banned by law, Mr Bush is now looking for an alternative way to save his beleaguered ambassador, possibly by naming him "acting" ambassador.
The credits, valued at $1 apiece, can be used at Woodhull and its clinics to pay for appointments, lab tests and medical procedures.
As it happened, 68% of the electorate did, passing a measure that requires listed companies to offer shareholders a binding vote on senior managers' pay and appointments at each annual general meeting.
Mutual funds and pension funds are being forced to take a view, and hence become more active and forward-looking.European and Asian shareholders say they do not need activists because they have more power than American investors over managers' pay and appointments.
And a significant part of "this adverse wage effect can be attributed to the increased prevalence of low-pay postdoctoral appointments in fields that have softer labor conditions because of large-scale immigration".
Such a mild reaction is somewhat surprising, given that investors in Britain and the Netherlands have become increasingly vocal over issues like executive pay and management appointments.
See articleIn this section Politics this week Business this week KAL's cartoon ReprintsSwiss voters passed a referendum to force companies listed in Switzerland to give shareholders an annual, binding say on executive pay and board appointments.
Abortions in Texas already got more expensive in 2012,when the state's sonogram law went into effect, which forced every woman to attend (and pay for) two appointments instead of one.
It lets you book the appointments, pay and get a reminder when it's time for your visit.
