Sentence examples for remunerated properly from inspiring English sources

Although the public sector does plenty of questionable work, some jobs are clearly crucial, and need to be remunerated properly.

He admits he probably did say that women are not as strong as men on a bike and that he believes this to be true "but", he is quick to qualify, "that doesn't mean I don't think women deserve to have a strong professional scene or be remunerated properly".

Tim Collins (Independent) said the new mayor could be covering four times as much work as an MP so if the recommendation was to be paid the same as an MP then he would "want to be remunerated properly".

His vision implies that if we are allowed to lead absorbing, properly remunerated lives, we will likewise outgrow our addiction to consumerism and technology.

"However, state aid in the form of impaired-asset relief has to be properly remunerated and should not give undue advantages to banks".

As long as the service user hasn't been cajoled into being on the panel – and is treated with respect, and properly remunerated – then they will feel confident to give their opinion, and it will be heard and included.

The organizations that teamed up to run the store — a respected Brazilian nonprofit organization called the Instituto Socioambiental and a community association of the Waimiri-Atroari indigenous group — promise the real thing, responsibly produced by properly remunerated artisans.

While the French authority recommended against additional regulations to ensure competition in search advertising, it said new rules might be needed to ensure that Google properly remunerated Web sites when it sold ads for them under its AdSense program.

For all this, the simplest and best measure and indicator of the implementation of the new Agenda for development will be effective, practical and immediate access, on the part of all, to essential material and spiritual goods: housing, dignified and properly remunerated employment, adequate food and drinking water; religious freedom and, more generally, spiritual freedom and education.

If your estate is large and complex, it is wise to ensure that the executor is properly remunerated.

Oliver Burkeman, author of The Antidote: Happiness for People Who Can't Stand Positive Thinking, says Saturday jobs are good for children at school on three provisos - they should be properly remunerated, have a modest time commitment and be regular.