Sentence examples for remuneration amounting to from inspiring English sources

In 1995, the Government passed another law that amended the Labour Code article on blood donation, according to which donors under social insurance were to be paid a remuneration amounting to a three day national pay average [ 21].

In 1996 the Law on Blood Donation was passed, according to which blood was to be donated on the basis of voluntarism, anonymity and non-remuneration; however, Article 7 stated that blood donors were to be paid a remuneration amounting to a two day average pay and a leave of absence on the day blood was donated [ 22].

Although this more than doubled the players' pay, their remuneration amounted to only 4.5% of the revenue generated by the series.

Follow-up participants are given up to £5 remuneration (amounts varied slightly across the four years of the study) and one reminder letter is sent.

With total payments amounting to 15 20% of available total practice remuneration [ 14], there is a clear incentive for GPs to make these services available to NHS patients.

The representative added: "I can confirm that we will not pay these amounts to [Ronald] unless they are made through the use of the remuneration trust".

With so many seasoned veterans, from Schlumberger, Shell and elsewhere on Transocean's board and its remuneration committee, the bonus decision amounts to a broad indictment of the energy industry's attitude.

Given the number of trial visits required in a microbicide trial extending over a 2 year period, it is possible for prospective adolescent participants to calculate that participation remuneration for the trial would amount to approximately R1500 ($214).

"Practically, the system amounted to a form of remuneration for lost slaves," Mr. Rael wrote, "since freed children were often bound back to their former masters".

Neither amounted to much.

It amounts to nothing.