remunerate

How To Use remunerate In A Sentence

• But no one's really being paid or numerated -- remunerated to be thinking about that kind of stuff. CNN Transcript Dec 17, 2005
• The amount of money a worker is remunerated for carrying out specific tasks has more to do with market conditions, such as a skill shortage and the employer's eagerness to attract that skill, than the performance of the person in that role.
• And as a side-effect the incredibly well-remunerated (by US middle class standards) judges of the 6th district impose additional tax burdens on the citizens they are supposed to serve. The Volokh Conspiracy » Is the Sixth Now the “Most Reversed” Circuit?
• The almost endless payscales which have been a feature of the way in which teachers are remunerated are no longer appropriate to a world in which young people must pay large mortgages and child-minding fees.
• The incident justifies the inference that the services of junior counsel to senior barristers -- services at the present time termed 'devilling' -- were formerly remunerated with cash payments. A Book About Lawyers
• Clearly the onus is on the state to devise more imaginative ways to remunerate teachers.
• Size of the U. S. investment and the financial ability of the foreign entity to remunerate the L-1 beneficiary and to commence doing business in the U. S.
• Arthur Kirkland says: tamerlane: And as a side-effect the incredibly well-remunerated (by US middle class standards) judges of the 6th district impose additional tax burdens on the citizens they are supposed to serve. The Volokh Conspiracy » Is the Sixth Now the “Most Reversed” Circuit?
• My efforts were not remunerated
• Everybody knows that they are remunerated better than their counterparts in the public service.