Sentence examples for remuneration remuneration from inspiring English sources

University remuneration Remuneration committees, which set pay rates, may also seek to set the salary at a level commensurate with comparable institutions, said the study, which was published this month in the Fiscal Studies journal.

Unless the nature of the services delivered allows easy to administer performance-related remuneration, remuneration is likely to be explicitly or implicitly based on lockstep, with the (presumably more senior) controlling group or individual earning substantially more than other professionals.

"I therefore think it vitally important that remuneration committees consider how remuneration policies can genuinely support sustainable value creation and avoid creating unwelcome incentives to focus excessively on short-term goals".

All aspects of my remuneration were determined by the remuneration committee and to the best of my knowledge were communicated to the full board.

A spokesman said: "Pirc is concerned about the general level of remuneration and some of the remuneration structures at large companies and we will continue to oppose excessive remuneration policies".

"Actions speak louder than words … the board and remuneration committee's actions on remuneration do not go far enough to address shareholder concerns over size of pay awards or indeed succession planning," said Deborah Gilshan, corporate governance counsel at WPP shareholder the UK Railways Pension Fund.

We want remuneration.

Remuneration is tricky terrain.

MPs need "adequate remuneration".

No remuneration was involved.

"The remuneration was $15.