Sentence examples for pay reflected from inspiring English sources

Josh Rawitch, the Dodgers' vice president for communications, said in a statement that Sunkin's 2007 pay reflected three years of efforts to expand the foundation's mission and community reach.

If American workers' pay reflected their increased productivity as it did in the decades before 1979, wages would instead be 63.8% higher than they were in 1979, adjusting for inflation.

Shire reckons Ørnskov's pay reflects the $20bn added to Shire's stock market value since April 2013.

A decade or so ago, shareholders started demanding that executive pay reflect corporate performance.

This is already changing the culture across the industry to ensure pay reflects performance.

You might suppose that you could rely on the free market to insure that a person's pay reflects his value.

"His request to the compensation committee was that his pay reflect the current state of the business," said Terry Anderson, a spokeswoman for Cisco.

New rules in Europe will limit the size of banks' bonuses relative to pay, reflecting a social consensus that bankers' rewards in recent years have been far bigger than justified.

But, as the current "shareholder spring" attests, principals have been bad at monitoring their agents.Mr Jensen's solution was to give managers "skin in the game"—that is, make their pay reflect company performance so they act like owners.

The attorney said a public statement would be issued next week, but the nearly 430,000 dollars (£264,000), plus interest, that Love is required to pay, reflects the seriousness of the case.

State pensions, which make up two-thirds of the welfare budget, have already been protected from austerity.Low pay reflects Britain's dismal record since the recession when it comes to productivity: output per hour worked remains 2.2% below its pre-crisis peak and 16% below its pre-crisis trend.