Sentence examples for remuneration bore from inspiring English sources
Like adjunct faculty in the US, his remuneration bore little relation to the hours he put in teaching.
Similarly, nobody believes that the SOE bosses' nominal pay bears any relation to their real remuneration.
As well as the risks described earlier, they also bore burdens including sitting on committees, organizing evaluation visits, as well as other practical tasks, typically without remuneration.
Mr Hester said the intense levels of scrutiny over the issue of remuneration were "crosses we have to bear".
It must be borne in mind that the developer's remuneration is guaranteed by the increase in land value, and not by the amount and timeliness of the interventions.
According to the Public Private Partnerships Reference Guide, a Public Private Partnership is a "long-term contract between a private party and a government entity, for providing a public asset or service, in which the private party bears significant risk and management responsibility, and remuneration is linked to performance" (World Bank 2014).
The majority of City professionals questioned about the results of the Guardian pay survey outside the London Stock Exchange today believed that remuneration was too high – and that lower-paid staff would bear the brunt of the recession.
Since we do not specify who the recipients of the lump-sum transfers are, we should bear in mind that, even if a group's real remuneration is reduced by an increase in export taxes, its overall utility might increase if the group receives a disproportionately bigger share of tax revenues.
