Sentence examples for subject compensation from inspiring English sources

We also believe that such advisory votes represent a transfer of basic responsibility of corporate management from directors to shareholders and would subject compensation decisions to the whims of shareholders no matter how inconsistent their views may be with long-term corporate performance.

Elbow flexion measurement is usually done by placing the shoulder in a neutral position, and the choice of using two inertial sensors was made to avoid subject compensation while performing this measure (shoulder protraction).

Under the Act, damage resulting from discretionary governmental action is not subject to compensation.

I know it can be awkward to raise the subject of compensation.

"Executives at failed companies that come to the taxpayers with tin cup in hand must be subject to compensation limits.

But an appeals court contradicted that decision last November when it ruled in another case that simply being in a photograph entitled the subject to compensation.

An Eastern Conference official said Houston had also broached the subject of compensation with the Knicks, who own Van Gundy's rights until July 31, perhaps giving up a second-round draft pick.

White House press secretary Josh Earnest has said in the past that "it is entirely legitimate for the executives at those institutions to be subject to compensation limits," especially given the advantage they have as entities backed by taxpayers.

But, so corrected, it is a direct authority for the proposition we are now considering, namely, that riparian rights, when recognized as existing by the law of the state, are a valuable property, and the subject of compensation when taken for public use.

While we're on the subject of compensation, let's deal with Benioff's equity grants.

However, they would be subject to compensation fees because of their ages.