Sentence examples for remunerations were made from inspiring English sources

"Our board has rejected these charges, and pointed out that the decisions on remunerations were made unanimously by the board," a bank official said.

No form of remuneration was made available to any participant.

Remuneration was made with one payment six months after the hearing aid fitting.

She works as Clinical Advisor to the National Children's Epilepsy Surgery Service for which remuneration is made to her department.

"The changes to the structure of the remuneration policy were made in response to regulatory developments," it added.

The remuneration was agreed at the time and after initial payments were made, the final outstanding amount of 2m Swiss francs was paid in February of 2011".

BG justified the remuneration, which is made up of BG shares, salary, bonus, pension and long-term incentive awards – saying it was "competitive in the international oil and gas industry".

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.

A presentation to the Premier League's audit-and-remuneration committee was made two weeks before the public announcement.

However there is nothing in the section that requires the gain to be immediate and gain in terms of higher remuneration or salary may be made later but there is a question of whether this gain is too 'remote' – this 'remoteness' is a perceived weakness of the Fraud Act as currently drafted (e.g. see http://www.criminallawandjustice.co.uk/features/Fraudulent-Education).

This "predistribution" has always been Miliband's (and policy chief Jon Cruddas's) big idea and now – in policies such as large and earlier than expected increases in the minimum wage, and employee representation on remuneration committees – it is made real.