Sentence examples for reasonably compensation from inspiring English sources

Insurance companies' response to the crisis has been depressing: as well as demanding, reasonably, compensation for their losses on state bonds, they also want laxer capital requirements and an extension of the ban on foreign-controlled insurers.

They want reasonable compensation".

"It really forced me to think about it a lot more," said Mr. Fargis, 41. "Hopefully if you're doing reasonably well compensation-wise, you're in a position to make a difference with the charity you give to, so you don't want to be capricious or willy-nilly about that.

Doing a full in-depth feasibility study for every technical project submitted to Kickstarter or Indiegogo is too large of a task for any company to reasonably offer without substantial compensation, so I recognize that these sites will probably never offer these kinds of services.

"Compensation is still reasonably obscene here, but it's not a windfall, like if you were employee No. 5 or even 500 at Google.

So if he was still functioning reasonably well, he was compensating, but I don't think that compensation would have lasted much longer".

The damages, the bill says, "shall be limited to compensation for the loss of reasonably expected society, companionship, love and affection".

These attempts have proved ineffective or backfired in exactly the way one would expect if executive compensation were driven by a reasonably well-functioning market for talent.

The Greens cannot reasonably control how an employee spends her compensation.

We cannot reasonably expect more live kidney donors to donate without acknowledgment and compensation of the risks they undertake.

To which objection the remuneration committee replied, reasonably, that the bonus was really a belated effort to bring Gent's compensation into line with those of other successful CEOs (see "Bosses Pay").