Sentence examples for remunerated with from inspiring English sources

Top directors tend to be remunerated with salaries, annual bonuses and long-term incentive plans.

Creators of data would be remunerated with millions of nanopayments; users of information would have to pay.

For every hundredth envelope I stuffed, I was remunerated with a ticket to see the London Symphony Orchestra or the Mark Morris Dance company.

However, index fund managers are remunerated with a very small percentage of their assets under management (AUM) and thus would capture a correspondingly small fraction of such increases in value.

For instance, members of a parliament, in a parliamentary regime with closed-list elections, are more likely to adhere to norms of party discipline, in hopes of being remunerated with a future executive position, than are members of the U.S. Congress, who are less dependent on party leaders or the president of the United States for their future political career.

5 SPEAKER'S REWARDS As the highest commoner in the land, the Speaker is well remunerated with a salary of £141,186 a year and a "gold-plated" non-contributory pension worth £393,287 a year on top of his or her MP's pension.

They speak in a clipped, robotic style that comes off as hyper-verbal broken English (paying with coins is "remunerating with metallic tender discs" and waffles-and-eggs are "the morning consumption of mass quantities with grid-like breakfast slab and flattened chicken embryos").

In addition, without a motivated health work force that is well trained, adequately remunerated, and with an acceptable workload there is not much to be expected in terms of the quality of the care provided nor the likelihood that mothers will come to seek care at health facilities.

Their resentment over the cost of their loans springs from comparing their own income with that of more lucratively remunerated classmates, not with the alternatives they would have faced had they not gone to college.Mr Becker suggests that America might look into pegging repayment to the student's subsequent income, rather than the amount they borrowed.

It is not disputable that the Matildas are poorly remunerated when compared with their international counterparts, world class football countries such as United States (USWNT), Germany, Japan, England and France.

Following these conclusions, teachers of distance learning should be properly remunerated in line with teaching in conventional school system and increase their wages based on job performance which has to do with experiences.