Sentence examples for remuneration because of from inspiring English sources

HFSN1: "…one GP said to me last week there's no incentive to do heart failure reviews…he was talking in terms of remuneration because of the QOF points… It doesn't go much further than that [QOF], whereas the template that's been developed that we've tried to base on NICE goes a lot further".

The Basel committee said lenders should reveal the "number and total amount of guaranteed bonuses paid during the financial year" and what adjustments have been made to a bank's remuneration plans because of "weak performance".

Specifically, it means we can give things away without any financial remuneration because we know that other aspects of value are being created.

The two following quotes exemplify the narratives expressed by participants in this regard: And I think one of the biggest [challenges] is the remuneration because the public sector cannot compete with the private sector.

We could keep flow charts and I'd get remuneration because there is none and this [work] takes a lot of time, manpower, secretarial time, nurse time, and at the moment there's no incentive to do that".

Mr. Sharpton said the workers deserved remuneration because regulation failed.

In the German case, the EEG 2014 severely reduced bioelectricity remuneration rates, primarily because of concerns about technology and support costs [29].

This has implications for the use of target-based remuneration of GPs and other doctors, because it suggests that the assumptions about process-outcome links underpinning such schemes may be flawed.

But a spokeswoman said the salary increase would not lead to a massive increase in Spring's total remuneration package because the mix of salary, incentives and share options had been rebalanced.

6. Increase the level of remuneration of Para Workers.

Sutherland was implicated in the row at RBS both as a non-executive director and because he sat on the remuneration committee of the bank until he resigned last year.