Sentence examples for remuneration would be from inspiring English sources

Weight said a reasonable remuneration would be "less than half this amount".

We did not have a clue what our remuneration would be at the time we took over.

Describing 2009 as "a tumultuous year," Jan H. M. Hommen, chief executive of ING, the largest Dutch bank, said his own total remuneration would be cut by roughly half.

Below that level, taxation would remain as it is now, but above the threshold, surtax would kick in and any remuneration would be taxed at 95p in the pound.

The debate about organ sale is largely about whether this should be allowed (by law) and, if so, about what system of remuneration would be best.

In 2005, the local government of Campania, in an attempt to reduce the high number of CS deliveries, enacted a series of regional regulations to promote the appropriateness of the CS; in 2007, the Campanian government deliberated that remuneration would be paid only for CSs justified by the presence of maternal or neonatal risk factors.

The remuneration committees which decided pay would be so conscious of the bad publicity excessive rewards might attract that it would act as an automatic constraint.

Ms Swann refused to say whether her salary would be reduced as she would be running a smaller company: "That is a matter for the remuneration committee".

On Sunday Turnbull confirmed that legislation to abolish the road safety remuneration tribunal would be introduced before parliament was dissolved.

It is arguable that if this diagnosis were disengaged from financial remuneration, we would be better able to evaluate the impact of noncompliance on treatment targets and health care outcomes.

But a reform to the way remuneration committees operate would be a small step towards reducing the vast pay gap in Britain and injecting a little "fairness" into the corporate sector.