Sentence examples for remuneration upon from inspiring English sources
MB is a co-inventor of two provisional patents regarding the use of NAC and related compounds for psychiatric indications, which, while assigned to the Mental Health Research Institute, could lead to personal remuneration upon a commercialization event.
In both rounds, the CRs handed over the interview guides they had completed together with the recordings and received their remuneration as agreed upon during the training, namely 200 MAD as remuneration for the interview and 50 MAD for phone and transport costs per conducted interview.
Executive compensation should not only be transparent and understandable to shareholders; it should also be decided upon by a remuneration committee that is independent of the senior executives.
In 2004, the Lithuanian Government ratified new remuneration regulations, which stated that upon a donor's request the latter was to be paid 40 litas (11.6 euro) from the national budget funds to compensate his/her travel and supplementary nourishment expenses [ 18].
While a few studies have correlated specialty preferences with objective data on remuneration, work hours, malpractice risk and debt upon graduation, 8 12 we stress that students' subjective perceptions and expectations are the principal determinants of specialty choice.
Upon survey completion, participants were given remuneration of approximately R$2.80 $1.600 USD).
Our participants provide a note of caution that deteriorating remuneration compared to clinical work may eventually impact upon recruitment and retention of supervisors.
The unions have great difficulty in accepting this call upon them because of the high levels of remuneration for senior executives," KPN said.
Components of the concept are a comprehensive environmental information base with prioritised goals and targets (available in Germany from landscape planning) and new remuneration models, which complement conventional compensation payments that are based upon predetermined measures and cost.
Universally, willingness to take on new tasks was conditioned upon the need for ongoing training and support, adequate materials and fair remuneration for work performed.
