Sentence examples for that remunerate from inspiring English sources

"The solution is a network of socially connected digital kiosks that remunerate each kiosk curator about 25% for every sale they make, regardless of whose original work it is," said Isham.

Fuel is subsidised explicitly; capital implicitly by a repressed banking system that remunerates savers poorly.

The design of market mechanisms that remunerates the reliability provided by a generator in a power market is a task that aims to ensure the normal operation of the system.

"Tea party hard-liners will likely put up stiff resistance to any agreement that remunerates federal employees for the time they did not work".

"We expect maximum engagement from vacation scheme students so it seems fair that we remunerate them," says the firm's head of recruitment Sarah Kelly.

The only difference is that we remunerate the users and not the app owner.

The real question is, will major cloud providers like Amazon Web Services, Google, Salesforce, Microsoft or even Facebook begin to offer improved SLA's that actually remunerate customers who are affected by outages?

Whisky judges are rarely if ever compensated, although the IWSC is a competition that does remunerate judges on a per diem basis.

If media-industry experts continue to treat creative content as free, how can we expect the public to understand that being remunerated for one's work is a right, not a gift?

The publicly remunerated Court of Appeal directs that the publicly remunerated Haringey Council is to compensate her with... er, public remuneration.

"The impression created by Mr. Grasso's compensation is not only the negative impact of the size of the remuneration, but the fact that he was remunerated by the people that he was supposed to be regulating," Mr. Hevesi said.