Sentence examples for remunerated in from inspiring English sources

All top bankers getting taxpayer money could be remunerated in other "long-term incentive arrangements".

It's true that public sector pay has been held back since 2010 and that people at senior levels are generally better remunerated in the private sector.

Many public sector outsourcing deals could be a "false economy", because of the differences between the way employees are remunerated in the public and private sectors, according to a new report, available via the Guardian Public Leaders Network.

But unions are opening up a second front by talking about the abolition of tax relief paid to private equity barons (and their advisers) who are remunerated, in part, by being given share stakes in the companies they acquire.

Coucher's departure was revealed as publicly funded Network Rail prepares to announce next week whether it will award bonuses to executives who are already among the most lavishly remunerated in the public realm.

Market forces only come into play when sports stars attain the fame and popularity of celebrities and start to net big sponsorship deals, although the women of British cycling, despite their high profiles, are never remunerated in the way their male counterparts have been.

Pharmacists were not compensated for their time in providing reflective data, although their time spent with study patients was remunerated via payments approved in the research protocol.

He was approaching his late 40s, he was immensely successful, well remunerated and in a good relationship.

"Jorge Mendes (either directly or through his corporate vehicles) acts or may act as agent for, or otherwise represents or may represent, certain of the Investee Players or potential Investee Players, and may be remunerated independently in that capacity".

And what about ministers and senior advisers leaving office to take up hugely remunerated roles in the private sector, holding positions for which their only conceivable qualification is inside knowledge and contact?

"What resources are we pouring into girls' education is then just seeping away because they can't get decently remunerated work in what they are trained to do," she said.