Sentence examples for remunerated from from inspiring English sources

Moreover, in Germany, most surveillance colonoscopies are remunerated from non-budget funds and physicians earn extra money.

Managers and workers in the factory but not necessarily others—have a joint moral right to be remunerated from the sales of the cars that they jointly produced and not simply on the basis of some contractual arrangement that they have entered into.[6] It is also clear that if one participating agent has a moral right to the good, then other things being equal so do the others.

We launched our Streamfair campaign in June to raise awareness of this issue and highlight how music creators need to be properly remunerated from streaming.

In Switzerland, acute inpatient treatment will be remunerated from 2012 onward by the SwissDRG-System, an adapted GDRG-System.

Because all Playlouder subscribers will share tracks over its own network Mr Hitchman said that the company could track the files and, through digital fingerprinting technology, make sure that record companies were remunerated accordingly from money set aside from Playlouder's revenues each month.

Newer recruits get remunerated proportionately, from 25 per cent for less than two years' service – though that's likely to still be higher than the statutory deal.

EMTs are also funded and remunerated differently from doctors and nurses: they operate on a limited municipal budget that depends on the taxpayers' money and cannot afford malpractice payouts.

Work that exceeds 37 hours a week is remunerated separately from the salary.

Hence, emergency readiness has to be calculated and remunerated separately from DRG flat rates, independently of the number of cases.

In doing so, it will have to be decided – among other things – whether inpatient emergency services should be remunerated separately from the DRG flat rates or as part of them.

I would willingly have my salary adjusted when teachers from suburban and urban areas are remunerated for their work equally.