Sentence examples for remuneration rules from inspiring English sources
He said: Some banks are doing their utmost to circumvent remuneration rules.
In addition, the European Banking Authority has a mandate to ensure consistent supervisory practices on remuneration rules among competent authorities.
[Participant] also cited remuneration rules as an example of UK gold-plating which put UK firms at a competitive disadvantage in other jurisdictions.
Barnier on Tuesday published details of which bank staff would be affected by the cap and said that "some banks are doing their utmost to circumvent remuneration rules… The commission will remain vigilant to ensure that new rules are applied in full".
For new biogas plants, the EEG's remuneration rules set effective flexibility incentives, but 2014 reductions in remuneration rates have significantly slowed down the expansion.
In the end, a careful balancing is necessary when determining the degree of specificity of remuneration rules; care should be taken not to exclude alternative environmentally beneficial and economically feasible forms of bioelectricity provision, such as concepts with a high co-production of heat.
Last week The Independent reported that investors had inflicted 65 defeats on US companies as part of the "say on pay" rules that give them a voice on executive remuneration.
Sean O'Hare, remuneration partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers, said Cable's plans "represent the most significant recasting of executive pay rules for a decade".
The possibility of significant preference heterogeneity in terms of remuneration cannot be ruled out and should be considered in order to fully understand physicians' preferences.
To take account of the concerns voiced in particular by creative workers in the European film industry, the rapporteur proposes to clarify the rules on remuneration in Article 2(2) and to incorporate rules on remuneration into Article 3. The proposed clarification will ensure that authors, in particular of niche works, receive appropriate additional remuneration.
The authority examined the banks' remuneration structures and their rules and procedures for checking the backgrounds of future employees and for limiting gifts and hospitality.
