Sentence examples for some remuneration from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stuy could only hazard a guess: "Most likely, the daughter was relinquished in exchange for some remuneration and transported through Hunan and sold to Qujiang," he said.

He says he believes that people should own their own data, control when it is disclosed and receive some remuneration for it.

Lord Howard said that Calais' Mayor Natacha Bouchart was "directing her frustration and her anger at the wrong target" after she demanded the British establishment deal with the migrants or at least offer some remuneration to Calais to do so.

In a speech to more than 30 FTSE 100 companies, the business secretary will say some remuneration committees are ignoring the spirit of a new law intended to improve transparency in the boardroom and link pay to performance.

This idea is more inflammatory because some remuneration committees seem to believe that executives won't put in a decent shift unless they are chasing bonuses worth up to 500% of salary.

Cable had warned FTSE 100 bosses in a speech last month, when he said that some remuneration committees were ignoring the spirit of a new law intended to improve transparency in the boardroom, that he planned to send the letter.

The characters aren't begging for money, nor are they providing a service for some predefined remuneration — the tips are only suggested.

I probably could have had some financial remuneration if I wanted to actually talk with the manager, but I was happy enough with the response to my comments".

The sweetness I'm talking about is not some prosaic remuneration in the form of self-betterment.

Participants are offered some financial remuneration and they also receive benchmark data on an annual basis.

Funds pooled from various sources supplemented some pharmacists' remuneration in the absence of designated government funding.