Sentence examples for true compensation from inspiring English sources

This new Fair Housing Movement can encourage true compensation for past practices and create a blueprint for a more inclusive American society.

The acquiree's true compensation cost is thereby brought out of the closet and charged, as it should be, against earnings".

Sensory flavor profiles spanned a principal component dimension of palatability projecting true flavor compensation of salt into the space between cheeses containing 1.7 and 2.3% salt.

It's true that compensation is often considered a private matter, but there are many jobs where employee pay is public information: government jobs, jobs at public universities and even the top jobs at non-profits and in publicly traded companies.

Is it really true that compensation is restricted to certain cognitive skills exclusively but is not found to stabilize other important systems like motor function?

However, as this light source did not permit arbitrary spectral shaping, the question about the feasibility of true absorption compensation remained unanswered.

If direction is required only for steering a straight course, or for measuring drift away from it, then the sun's azimuth could be used without true time compensation.

This offset correction would compensate for drift away from the initial heading, but would not amount to true time compensation in the sense required for the sun to be used as a compass (see above).

This comparison understates the true differences in compensation.

"There have been scoundrels and rogues throughout history". The same is true in executive compensation, she said.

In some cases, says Christopher Cox, the SEC's chairman, "disclosure obfuscates rather than illuminates the true picture of compensation".