Covered earnings can be regarded as a good proxy for actual earnings, although they are subject to a ceiling and a floor: on the one hand, a minimum contribution must be paid over earnings, independently of the actual amount received; on the other hand, earnings above a given ceiling are not subject to contribution and therefore do not generate further rights.
"The vast majority" of payments, says the commission, will now be paid independently from production.
Anonymity was preserved using random codes and these tests were paid independently.
A particular level of service capacity implies a given capability to serve customers, the cost of which has to be paid independently of its level of use.
Some expensive drugs, such as modern antifungal treatment, immunoglobulin, and modern chemotherapy, are paid independently from DRG if several criteria are fulfilled: drug belonging to a restricted list (<100, updated every year), formal indication approval by health authority, individual prescription, and central preparation by pharmacist.
Incentives for this dimension of market integration can be implemented in RES policy instruments where prices are administered by the state, by changing from a feed-in tariff which is paid independently from market prices to a feed-in premium model where electricity prices influence total remuneration.
Research projects and educational activities outside the curriculum are paid independently by the funding source.
The hare benefit pays less than the successful stag benefit, though it pays independently of what other partners choose.
They are calling on the company to pay the independently backed London living wage of £9.40 an hour.
The move was welcomed by Gillian Owen of Citizens UK, one of the groups that has been putting pressure on major retailers to pay the independently evaluated living wage of £7.85 across the UK and £9.15 in London.
