Sentence examples for remunerated accordingly from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, January 21 , 1956P. 29 A scatterbrained, but ethical, lady lost a bracelet insured for a thousand dollars and was remunerated accordingly.

By John Updike The New Yorker, January 21 , 1956P. 29 A scatterbrained, but ethical, lady lost a bracelet insured for a thousand dollars and was remunerated accordingly.

The FSA's retail distribution review should mean that, from 2012, all independent and tied financial advisers will need much higher levels of professional qualifications and will be forced to act as an agent of their client and be remunerated accordingly.

Sponsorship and broadcast opportunities aside, Hewitt says the AFL's level of investment to build the league will be the most significant driver to evolve the league to a full-time professional sport where their players are remunerated accordingly.

The TV anchors who preside over this gladiatorial arena, many of them women, are considered celebrities and remunerated accordingly: one senior television executive, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said salaries reach $32,000 a month, in a country with a per-capita income below $250 a month.

"If an actor is making a profound and pivotal contribution, then they should be remunerated accordingly.

It's a contract that, in a bid to cut costs and make the National Health Service (NHS) into a "true" seven day operation (he doesn't think it is right now), could cause some junior doctors to lose up to 30percentt of their salaries and to work hours which were once classed as anti-social (and remunerated for accordingly) as part of their normal nine-to-five.

It's a contract that, in a bid to cut costs and make the NHS into a "true" seven day operation (he doesn't think it is right now), could cause some junior doctors to lose up to 30percentt of their salaries and to work hours which were once classed as anti-social (and remunerated for accordingly) as part of their normal nine-to-five.

Concurrent physical illness reduces the recognition of depression by GPs [ 3]; accordingly, in the UK, GPs are now remunerated for screening CHD patients for depression [ 4].

Most editors are remunerated.

Formally, he was remunerated as a "consultant".