Sentence examples for separate remuneration from inspiring English sources

In Germany, there is no separate remuneration for emergency admissions.

Without separate remuneration, there may be a perception, or fear, that wrong economic incentives with regard to emergency services could develop.

To be able to decide about a separate remuneration of emergency readiness and/or emergency treatment, one must know how to categorize services, what the costs of emergencies are, and how the remuneration can be deduced from them.

Out of the information collected (reference year 2008), he draws up suggestions with a view to deciding whether any increased emergency costs would justify separate remuneration, and how this could be set up.

It is certainly the case that shareholders have taken executive pay more seriously since 2002, when it became mandatory for quoted companies to publish a separate directors' remuneration report and shareholders were given the right to vote on remuneration.

Earnings guidance and remuneration are separate issues, says Pascal Soriot, the chief executive of AstraZeneca.

That remuneration was separate from $55 million in bonuses paid to about 500 employees just days before Enron sought protection from creditors in bankruptcy court on Dec. 2, after Dynegy called off the merger.

They will have to publish separate reports on pay or include a section in an annual report [presumably this is like a remuneration report published by UK companies].

The E.U. authorities are drafting separate rules that could restrict remuneration at private equity firms and hedge funds.

A separate vote on the future remuneration policy – a measure introduced by the business secretary, Vince Cable, this year to give shareholders a voice on pay deals for the coming three years – was also the subject of a protest, with more than 15% voting against.

There was an 18% vote against the remuneration report and a separate resolution on the long-term incentive was an improvement on last year.