Sentence examples similar to remunerations granted from inspiring English sources

The aim, the authority said, was "to prevent high variable remuneration being granted merely as a result of entering into large risks and generating short-term, unsustainable earnings".

Speaking on Insiders on Sunday, Cormann said the remuneration tribunal granted the travel allowance and the tax office allowed deductions for politicians' accommodation expenses.

Washington State, for example, says drug-selection committee members have a potential conflict if they have received "any remuneration, grants or other compensation from a pharmaceutical manufacturer or a pharmaceutical benefits management company".

Every GP is granted a fixed remuneration for each person listed, while the rest of the income comes from activity based remunerations and a small out of pocket fee.

Most of Pidgley's remuneration package was made up of options granted in 2009, when the industry was mired in a downturn following the global financial crisis.

We further assume that the new GREA to be introduced in 2017 is basically similar to the actual GREA in place it works with the tender model, it grants fixed remunerations for 20 years, and it provides around 15 GW of offshore wind, 40 GW of onshore wind, and 30 GW of PV (only open space systems).

Pirc has also called on TalkTalk shareholders to vote against both the remuneration report and policy, noting that the company's boss, Dido Harding, received variable pay equal to 1,255% of her base salary last year, including a bonus and long-term incentive award granted in 2010, 40% of which vested the same year.

Mr Rossi told all of the UK's big quoted companies that Fidelity would vote against their remuneration reports at shareholder meetings unless they extended the minimum holding period for any shares granted under an L-tip to  five years.

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The bank said no awards had yet been granted in relation to the 2012 bonus pool as "decisions regarding incentive awards are not taken by the remuneration committee until the performance for the full year can be assessed".