Sentence examples for rules for compensation from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, the division had to adhere to detailed rules for compensation.

"He did not create the rules for compensation at Tyco, but he lived by those rules," Mr. Stillman said.

He announced a reform of the 30-year-old system to compensate victims of terror attacks and their families, saying: "This war has produced so many victims that... the authorities' response and the rules for compensation cannot remain unchanged".

In general, the HSAs indicate that salary scales are not automatically made available to the public, nor are they easy to obtain; an exception is Vietnam, where the national rule for compensation and benefits has been widely available since 2002.

Under the new rules, responsibility for compensation in such cases would default to member states.

As many parliamentary democracies have already done, the Council should establish a legislative services commission that sets the rules for hiring, compensation, promotion and retention of legislative staff.

He wants to cap non-economic damages at $250,000; shift national class-action lawsuits from state to federal courts to stop plaintiffs shopping among the states for the highest pay-outs; and reform the rules for asbestos compensation.

-- Robert Munoz, Seattle Your flight was covered by the new European Union rules for consumer compensation, under which you could have chosen to volunteer your seat in return for cash negotiated with the airline; in that case, you should also be offered a refund or another flight, meals, refreshments and overnight accommodation if necessary.

The U.S. government recently implemented rules for awarding compensation to individuals with cancer who were exposed to ionizing radiation while working in the nuclear weapons complex.

In his speech for the position he expressed support for the disestablishment of the Church of England, for reform of property laws, for Irish Home Rule and for compensation for those whose properties had been damaged by the pumping of brine from the salt mines in the area.

These games are used to design normative compensation rules for the underlying compensation problems: the marginalistic rule, the concession rule, and the primeval rule.