Sentence examples for proper remuneration from inspiring English sources

ABB had no proper remuneration committee, and Mr Barnevik used executive fiat to push through the payments.

But because actual damages vary from traveler to traveler, it's up to the consumer to pursue proper remuneration and "really go after the airlines," she said, adding that it's crucial to save receipts and documentation.

Those who are clearly more than casual volunteers deserve proper remuneration – and if we are to stop working in Westminster from becoming a rich kids game, they must receive it.

This differentiation is addressed by weighting the electricity produced by the turbo-expander and linking it to proper remuneration tariffs.

I have plenty to say on this one, but fortunately most of it has already been said by Ursula Mackenzie, chair of the Trade Publishers Council at The Publishers Association, who rebutted Connolly's article, pointing out that publishers provide a whole host of services including: "editorial input; marketing and publicity expertise; first-class sales contacts and proper remuneration".

He increased popular knowledge of the form while arguing for proper remuneration for performers.

Next month, a new code of corporate governance will take effect, requiring boards to have more independent directors, proper audit and remuneration committees and so forth.

We were told that they had been signed off in the proper fashion by the remuneration committee of the BBC executive board".

A noncomparative desert principle associates a proper amount of recognition, remuneration, or reward with an individual's particular level of deservingness.

Mount argues that bonuses should be pegged to a maximum 20% of salary and suggests that 40 times average pay ought to be the limit for chief executives, enforced by proper shareholder and worker representation on remuneration panels.

Health professionals' current job descriptions are not explicit, and therefore do not adequately support proper training, deployment, defined scope of practice, and remuneration for equitable surgical service delivery in Uganda.