Sentence examples for reduced remuneration from inspiring English sources

For long term studies, reduced remuneration should be considered and endorsed by RECs and regulatory agencies, especially in developing countries where small amounts of money may be regarded as coercive in settings of participant vulnerability.

I moved to a subject area that was completely new to me--nanoelectronics--on a reduced remuneration, but from day one I didn't look back.

In particular, reduced remuneration for longer consultations was described as something that most of these GPs had come to believe was an unavoidable cost of choosing to be an HIV prescriber.

The new EU law on capping bonuses could see London-based banks reducing remuneration even further.

Second, there is the end-goal: an attempt to extract more work out of people, through a series of measures designed to increase people's dependency on the labour market, weaken the bargaining power of labour, and reduce remuneration relative to hours worked.

As a result, the 2014 amendment of the EEG significantly reduced incentives for the further development of bioelectricity [30], by reducing remuneration rates and introducing a 100 MWel cap on the gross annual expansion of biomass capacities.

Trinity Mirror attempted to placate investors in April with a new pay deal for Bailey that reduced her remuneration by about £500,000, but that failed to satisfy some major shareholders.

In the German case, the EEG 2014 severely reduced bioelectricity remuneration rates, primarily because of concerns about technology and support costs [29].

The relationship between risk and reward must be rebuilt by reducing executive remuneration.

"A reasonable reaction to squeezed margins in banks is that it ought to reduce the remuneration of bankers," he said.

"The reduction in employee payout ratios needs to be achieved by reducing individual remuneration payouts to highly paid employees, including executive directors, and not by just reducing employee numbers".