Sentence examples for remuneration provided from inspiring English sources

30 In addition, Mr van der Let contends that the statutory rights to remuneration provided for by the UrhG, in particular the 'remuneration for reproductions made on recording material', share the fate of the exploitation rights.

For low-income countries such as Malawi, matching the levels of remuneration provided by the private sector is not currently a feasible option.

Although there was no association between the number of CCM conditions addressed by government programs and the forms of incentives or remuneration provided, governments that paid CHWs monthly salaries or financial incentives of some kind were more likely to have CCM in one-half or more of the districts in the country.

In an e-mail to Shin, he explained that investors often offered him a fresh perspective on his own research: "Although remuneration provides an incentive, the most attractive feature to this relationship (at least for me) is the exchange".

Nicholas Stretch, of law firm CMS Cameron McKenna, said: "Because London has a very large number of people with variable high pay, the forthcoming bonus capping rules – and extending the number of people caught by the rules – will have a particular impact on our financial services industry and lead to extensive changes in how remuneration is provided".

The post brought with it the conductorship of the Bourton-on-the-Water Bourton-on-the-Water Bourton-on-the-Water Bourton-on-the-Water Choral Societyerience that enabled him to hone his conducting skills.

No remuneration was provided for study participation.

No remuneration was provided for those who chose to participate.

Remuneration is provided to participating GPs and MOAs.

Participation was voluntary and no remuneration was provided.

The PCTs requested pharmacies to also offer postal chlamydia screening, although no additional remuneration was provided.