Sentence examples for tailored compensation from inspiring English sources

"We urge the government to recognise that unique circumstances exist in London and bring forward a tailored compensation package for the capital's residents and businesses".

A campaign for a specially tailored compensation package for Londoners affected by the high-speed HS2 rail link has been launched by a group bringing together Tory and Labour politicians as well as three major local authorities.

For a specific type of nonlinear distortion, it may be possible to design a tailored compensation scheme to improve performance.

At the other end of the spectrum, executives can be assisted with tailoring compensation and benefits programs to meet their own personal needs.

Critics have said the merger is tailored to provide rich compensation to executives who are leaving and have little stake in the new company's performance.

But the Equilar figures also hint at the myriad ways executive compensation is as tailored as a bespoke suit.

Study design features such as use of bilingual recruiters, a flexible recruitment process, training recruiters to be culturally sensitive, use of culturally tailored materials, prescreening participants, participant compensation, seeking the cooperation of clinic staff, and continuous monitoring of recruitment goals emerged as important issues influencing recruitment.

The policies and procedures required under workers' compensation, which was never tailored for victims of terror attacks, can be daunting.  .

Of the 126 Texans whose convictions have been overturned since 1989, 90 have received compensation under state law, which was tailored to ensure that those whose convictions are overturned solely on a technicality cannot receive payments.

With respect to executive compensation, this often means a "one size fits all" report that is not tailored to a company's industry, location or other competitive factors.

Sessions are custom tailored.