"Every successful company compensates their employees via equity," Dickey explains.
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Reinsurance directly compensates insurance carriers for their most expensive customers.
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Almost every other country compensates performing artists for radio play.
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He can't think, read or reflect; he compensates with urges.
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The show compensates by delving into bigger mysteries and conspiracies.
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The government compensates workers for part of their lost wages.
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The government compensates workers for part of their lost wages.
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The skin color issue is something that our technology compensates for.
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The content compensates everything from bumps to swerves to sudden stops.
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This compensates the bartender at a living wage and then some.
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If it compensates too much, the light will obliterate any detail.
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But Taylor-Joy gives her a shy, appealing warmth that mostly compensates.
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This compensates for its lack of geographic diversification and weak financial structure.
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But she compensates by channeling the sheer, raucous energy of Egyptian audiences.
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Performance will suffer as the system compensates for the reduced octane, however.
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The system also compensates for leakage due to hair, glasses, or other factors.
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Debiedma compensates by employing a coach, a rarity in the fighting game community.
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But the exceptional perspective they afford more than compensates for any visual shortcomings.
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First and foremost, the bill fully compensates deserving patients for all economic damages.
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So does a reinsurance program that compensates insurers for unusually high-cost enrollees.
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Hancock compensates by eliminating sex appeal altogether, replacing it with stubborn, grouchy belligerence.
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For now, though, Dockery's star power compensates for most of the concerns and shortcomings.
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The price of corn in Brazil more than compensates the producer for early harvest.
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But the Manu alliance compensates, and pretends instead they're going to vote for Wendy.
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Wal-Mart compensates the employees for it but declined to elaborate how it works.
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Ministers say that a forthcoming increase in the minimum wage compensates for the cuts.
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He compensates by writing poetry, using discarded bags when paper is hard to find.
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The latter are mostly low-wage jobs, however, and neither compensates for the losses.
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Its model compensates developers based on how long these apps are used, the company said.
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It is unlikely that higher WMP fee income compensates banks adequately for the additional risk.
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" The state compensates him for lost cattle, he said, "but it doesn't make you whole.
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The fund compensates individuals, or their relatives if they are deceased, for economic and other losses.
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It compensates some of the families of deceased players who had C.T.E., while others get nothing.
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He compensates for his time away with strictness, insisting Philip stay close to home for college.
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The Pentagon compensates military personnel with special pays for time away from home and dangerous assignments.
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Its missile program compensates for Iran&aposs lack of a modern air force, among other factors.
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"The brain basically compensates … by downregulating its own internal mechanisms for calming the brain," Lembke said.
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The company, however, stressed that the wage increase "more than compensates" for the loss in other benefits.
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Direct selling compensates their distributors primarily on the sale and use of their products by end users.
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The system compensates for the inexperience of many of its teachers by having a highly centralized organization.
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And if you only have one of something instead of two, the one you do have compensates.
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It&aposs providing new jobs for truckers, but many drivers aren&apost pleased with how Amazon compensates.
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At the 'B' rating level this somewhat compensates for a financial structure comparable to 'CCC' rated peers.
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It compensates Palestinians for lost territories in the West Bank with remote territories near the Egyptian border.
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That more than compensates for a Steelers defense with no Pro Bowl selections for two straight years.
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Fitch believes the stronger business profile compensates for the structurally weaker demand for cement in the long term.
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How DJI compensates for this will be something to look for if and when the drone gets released.
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The mine, founded in 1993 by an American company, compensates the land's traditional owners from Lajamanu and Yuendumu.
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The fund compensates those people, or their relatives if they have since died, for economic and other losses.
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Contractors add a premium to their bids, claiming it compensates them for dealing with the M.T.A.'s bureaucracy.
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" He compensates for this exclusion by focusing on the women who formed what he calls a "shadow club.
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However, the final battle between Lee and Chuck Norris in the Colosseum compensates for its dry lead-up.
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The programme is funded by the government, which compensates the company the construction of network on a quarterly basis.
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Objects in the north and south become distorted as the flat map compensates for the flattening of the globe.
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Medicaid, a government program that simply compensates health care providers at stingy rates, is much cheaper than private insurance.
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Instead, she compensates with over a dozen lucrative endorsements-a hedging tactic employed by many of her Hollywood peers.
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But his direction often compensates with B-movie energy, particularly when he's able to concentrate on his perverse vision.
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Longer-term coverage, called yield index insurance, compensates farmers with replacement supplies in the event of a poor harvest.
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The New Yorker reported in its 2016 story that the website sometimes compensates tipsters, something most newsrooms do not.
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Once again, the works' production value compensates for a conceit that is at best pedestrian and at worst pernicious.
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What he lacks in experience and foreign travel, he compensates for with confidence, focus and a battery of consultants' reports.
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If America is to go on reaping the gains from trade, it must ensure it compensates those who lose out.
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The structure gives the established cast considerably less to do, but as noted, James' presence more than compensates for that.
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In July, Google Cloud changed how it compensates its sales employees by decreasing the base salary and increasing the bonus.
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A couple of weeks ago, Airbnb announced some major changes to the ways it compensates employees before it goes public.
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Splice then compensates artists based on how frequently their sounds are downloaded, and has already paid out over $7 million.
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The National Wildlife Refuge Fund, which compensates communities for lost tax revenue when the federal government acquires their land. 2628.
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Revenue sharing also compensates the companies that administer your 401(k), hold your assets in custody and provide recordkeeping services.
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It's possible to build a narrative around a less-than-ideal candidate that compensates for what they lack in appeal.
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Like any relatively new automaker, Tesla&aposs vehicles lack ironclad reliability, so the company compensates consumers with a great warranty.
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But most private companies have a sick pay scheme that compensates for the wage difference from the very first day.
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"I'm sure the scale at which they sell their goods in India more than compensates for the restrictions," she added.
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Maybe the prosecutor over-compensates by beating up on the defendant and exposing his ignorance of the law and court procedures.
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Amazon compensates most of its salaried employees differently than most tech companies, which have four- or five-year flat vesting schedules.
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Tibetan nomads are susceptible to vitamin D deficiency on account of their limited diets, and the VDR gene compensates for that.
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The emirate does not need its own foreign exchange reserves, and UAE support compensates for the lack of external sector data.
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Ciputra Development's operating scale is smaller relative to Lippo, but its lower leverage, superior presale turnover and higher recurring cover compensates.
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While Apple's progress has been slow with regard to hiring, it is making more substantial changes to how it compensates individuals.
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MCAS is an automated system that compensates for the fact that the 737 Max has larger engines than previous 737 generations.
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But this one is so full of complex flavors and diverse textures, it more than compensates for the lack of crunch.
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According to the filing, the settlement compensates for financial and emotional harm to about 285 women and 135 men of color.
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We hope the military is more forthcoming than it has been and that it compensates all of the families of victims.
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Previously, GitLab has spoken about how it compensates employees around the world who live in areas with different costs of living.
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One of his Jason's biggest challenges is memory loss, which he compensates for by writing everything down in his phone immediately.
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The federal government has the legal power to take private land through eminent domain, if it compensates the landowners for the property.
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The Emirate has no need for its own foreign exchange reserves, and UAE support compensates for the lack of external sector data.
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Because prices go up year over year, the government compensates by raising federal benefits to match changes in the cost of living.
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He compensates for his throwing trouble by varying his times to the plate, stepping off the rubber and letting teammates handle bunts.
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Amazon maintained in a statement that the higher hourly wage "more than compensates for the phaseout" of the stock and incentive bonuses.
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But that's O.K. You expect a book about alcohol to ramble a little, and his commitment to the subject more than compensates.
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Purposely rough around the edges and more than a little melodramatic, it compensates with exuberant energy and a large, uniformly endearing cast.
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The Hudson River rolling out to sea at your feet impressively compensates, with its restlessly crisscrossing oil barges, ferries and vintage sailboats.
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He does not advocate for a state that compensates its citizens for any and all bad decisions whatever the cost may be.
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This is the process that compensates a portion of carbon dioxide pollution by removing an equal amount of emissions from the atmosphere.
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The nation's stable democracy "compensates for some weaknesses Senegal might have," said Aurélien Mali, a senior analytical adviser for Africa for Moody's.
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Could the future of making music sound good be an app that compensates for the terrible headphones most of us insist on buying?
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Uber is also facing dozens of lawsuits across the country challenging its status as an employer and the way it compensates its drivers.
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If you're expecting the insurer to have a more generous financial payout, the insurer compensates for that by charging you a higher premium.
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The school partly compensates for the budget disparity with fund-raising that helps pay for extra teachers, student meals and after-school sports.
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The MDB's solvency assessment is driven by its strong and stable capital position which compensates for the higher risk of its loan book.
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"This Is Us" compensates for its low-concept stories by toying with narrative formats and twisting characters' experiences into mysteries for the audience.
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But it compensates by offering them an endless stream of customers, including 100m Prime subscribers who buy frequently and enjoy free, speedy delivery.
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The fund permanently compensates individuals injured during the 2001 terrorist attacks and making rescues and removing debris under hazardous conditions in the aftermath.
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No surprise, his technique, though still phenomenal at times, has waned a bit with age, and he compensates to some extent with pedaling.
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Making drivers pay money when roads are busy compensates the rest of society for the inconvenience, and discourages people from driving during rush hour.
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The significant increase in hourly cash wages effective November 1 more than compensates for the phase out of incentive pay and future RSU grants.
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But she compensates time away from Princess Estelle, 5, and 1-year-old Prince Oscar in a way many working parents can relate to.
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"At 11% we don't think the pricing adequately compensates investors the looming macro-economic risks," said Sean Newman, a senior portfolio manager at Invesco.
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He was referring to the Securities Investor Protection Corporation, which compensates investors for securities and cash that are lost when a brokerage firm fails.
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This credit line will pay interest at a rate that compensates taxpayers for the use of our money and the risks we are taking.
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But like a fair number of productions from the Public's Mobile Unit, the show has a likable messy élan that compensates for many sins.
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SRS compensates these communities for the revenue shortfall from decreased timber harvest receipts due to federal policies that reduce timber production on federal lands.
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Yet Iran compensates for its lack of military might -- compared to the US -- with shrewd tactics and affiliated militant groups to retaliate for them.
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Work compensates me for most of my mileage, but I haven't gotten any checks for that yet, so it's still coming out of my pocket.
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But the increased lending barely compensates for shrinking "shadow" loans, one of the major targets of regulators as they seek to curb systemic financial risks.
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Players first use a switch to select indoor or outdoor play, which compensates for all the extra infrared light when you're out in the sun.
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In a statement late on Thursday the company said expenses would only rise slightly despite rising fuel costs, as the higher fleet utilisation partly compensates.
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LAAGP: The piece names and compensates the labor and costs that can be involved in attending an institution built to center white and affluent visitors.
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Today his hourly pay is more like $275 an hour because the company is taking a bigger share and has changed how it compensates drivers.
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The final showdown is very small potatoes by Marvel standards and, of course, predictable, but compensates with humor, which is what floats the entire project.
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Moving up the ladderThis strategy was first announced in June, around the same time that Google Cloud made changes to the ways it compensates salespeople.
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The Tacx NEO 2 Smart Indoor Trainer features dynamic inertia, which compensates for incline, speed, and weight to provide a smooth and realistic ride feel.
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Through her plan, Warren would expand the Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Conservation Stewardship Program — a voluntary program that compensates farmers for conservation-focused farming practices.
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"The significant increase in hourly cash wages more than compensates for the phase out of incentive pay and RSUs [restricted stock units]," a spokesperson said.
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Uber Works also seems to attempt to respond to some criticism the company has faced in how it compensates workers through a variety of partnerships.
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Our brain compensates for this by constantly making predictions about what's going to happen, says Mattias Ekman, a researcher at Radboud University Nijmegen in the Netherlands.
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Your car compensates for this initially by adding more gasoline to the air-vapor mixture — what Ciatti calls running "rich" — and that's where the problem begins.
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" That remark was not well received, including by Ms. Hall, who replied, "Thank you, but please don't imply that a previous tribute compensates for this mistake.
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Although the Vietnamese government compensates farmers who report sick pigs that are subsequently culled, the fear of slow or low payments can still put farmers off.
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The primary driver of this volatility is the relaxation of regulations in the United States, bringing new drilling, which over-compensates all the OPEC cartel machinations.
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In the case of other, private lenders, the State Guarantee Fund compensates depositors only up to a value of 200,000 hryvnias ($7,690) if they go bankrupt.
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This compensates for low development sales due to muted demand for office space and middle- and upper-range residential projects over the past 12-18 months.
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His priority will be to maintain a fiscal regime that encourages foreign investment in Britain and compensates for the chilling effect of Brexit on the economy.
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The weather service compensates for this by giving us the heat index, a subjective measurement of the heat based on how hot and humid it is.
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U.S.A. Basketball compensates players who compete on national teams to make up for wages they could have earned working summer jobs rather than practicing or competing.
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But it was George H.W. Bush's regular travel back to Kennebunkport, Maine, that led Congress to rethink how it compensates local law enforcement for presidential protection.
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It's also worth noting that Orchard compensates its realtors via salary and benefits as opposed to the usual commission framework most real estate agents live off.
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Amazon compensates at each book pile with a small placard featuring its percentiles of popularity and review notes from blurb-savvy customers ("Far beyond the ordinary…").
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It also compensates for Wi-Fi (though you can only register two devices for free), free morning coffee in the lobby, bicycle rentals, and pool access.
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The legal settlement sets aside $10 billion to repair or buy back around 475,20143 affected cars, and compensates owners with a payment of up to $10,000.
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And I'm not willing to contribute my life's work to an experiment that I don't feel fairly compensates the writers, producers, artists, and creators of this music.
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"We will continue to take an approach that respects and compensates rights-holders, and ensures that music publishers and songwriters are paid for their work," Salgar wrote.
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Initially launched in the U.S. last year, Waze Carpool in many ways functions similar to Uber: it matches drivers with riders and compensates those behind the wheel.
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The details: The company is investing in clean-energy and environmental restoration with three projects around the world that it says offsets (compensates for) its shipping emissions.
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The lawsuit underscores that while Spotify has grown quickly, it still faces issues with how it compensates artists and songwriters due to complex questions around music rights.
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The movie's sexual politics actually feel a trifle dated, but the strong cast compensates that, with Nicole Kidman, Kirsten Dunst and Colin Farrell all delivering topnotch work.
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This mostly compensates for the "auto-cover" system, which, ostensibly, makes your Ryder take cover behind any object that should provide it when their weapon is drawn.
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Shot in a dark studio with no audience, it compensates for a lack of visual and auditory comedy cues with cinematic technique and acting by Suki Waterhouse.
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The higher rate for the longer-term bond compensates an investor for the greater risk that inflation will chip away at the value of that investment over time.
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"The significant increase in hourly cash wages more than compensates for the phase out of incentive pay and RSUs," Amazon's spokesperson said in an emailed statement to CNBC.
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"The significant increase in hourly cash wages more than compensates for the phase out of incentive pay and [restrictive stock units]," Amazon's spokesperson said in an emailed statement.
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It's still too early for a definitive answer on whether this will be the miracle March that compensates for the parched weather we had in January and February.
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The freight protection policy applies to refiners in Europe and compensates for the transport costs between Ras Tanura in Saudi Arabia and Sidi Kerir in Egypt, traders said.
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The move came after the business had come under fire for how it compensates the army of professional shoppers who do the picking and delivering of customer orders.
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Eve -- played by Sandra Oh -- is her match, not because her goodness compensates for Villanelle's brutality, but because she is as interesting and conflicted in her own right.
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Nicole (Scarlett Johansson) is a brilliant actress, a mother whose tireless playfulness more than compensates for the trail of mess and open cupboard doors left in her wake.
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The rest of the heart compensates for a while, but as more heart attacks occur, and more and more heart disappears, it stops being able to keep up.
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Following the news of his death, several lawmakers have called on Congress to permanently allocate money to a fund that compensates survivors and responders affected by the 21990 attacks.
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In a reverse payment scheme, a brand name drug company compensates a generic firm if it agrees to delay in bringing the cheaper version of the drug to market.
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In theory, the result would be more contributors and higher quality datasets as the market sets the going rate for information and compensates participants accordingly relative to their contribution.
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" The company also maintains that the "significant increase in hourly cash wages effective November 1 more than compensates for the phase-out of incentive pay and future [stock] grants.
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The HOX index is based on a statistical model that compensates for different types of homes sold during various periods to give a better picture of underlying price trends.
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Shadow Warrior 2 hits a lot of the same notes, but where it is less balanced, or has less inspiring weapons and enemies, it compensates with breadth and bombast.
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How it works: Reinsurance directly compensates insurance companies for some of their most expensive claims, so they don't have to make up for those costs by raising everyone's premiums.
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For instance, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services is overhauling how it compensates doctors for office visits, reducing the tiers of payments from five to three, starting in 2021.
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In response to the violence, Barrick created a mechanism for people to lodge complaints in 20153, and if they can be substantiated the company says it compensates the victims.
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Jasmine's solo number compensates for the way "A Whole New World" is staged, in a way that makes the film's world feel smaller, and as if the lyrics don't matter.
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As the name implies, it compensates dependents for the loss of income of their fallen military member and renders the federal government not liable for the deaths of US troops.
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More cushioning in the form of protective foam within the heel of the shoe compensates for the lighter knit, providing added protection without the weight specifically for times of deceleration.
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That inflation weakness is another reason the yield curve may flip from its normal slope, which compensates investors for the risk of holding longer-term securities with higher interest rates.
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The company has been warning investors for months that its growth would "meaningfully" slow this year unless it opens up considerable amounts of new space or compensates through other means.
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Debord compensates for this in The Society of the Spectacle by preceding each chapter with a prominent quote, thereby alerting the reader to the meta-textual nature of his work.
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"The significant increase in hourly cash wages more than compensates for the phase out of incentive pay and RSUs," an Amazon spokesperson told The Hill in an email Wednesday night.
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Most of the webisodes were under 10 minutes, so this leap to HBO does push the format a little; the show compensates by having most episodes cover two clients' stories.
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Recently, Business Insider reported that under Kurian, Google Cloud has changed how it compensates salespeople to focus more on bonuses and incentives – a move that's similar to what Oracle does.
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So the machine assumes that in the end, different groups (differentiated by sex, gender, ethnicity, etc.) should be similar overall and mathematically compensates for any major discrepancies in the results.
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The drug industry restricted how it compensates doctors, prohibiting gifts like tickets to sporting events or luxury trips — although evidence of kickbacks and corruption continues to surface in criminal prosecutions.
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Recognizing this strain on county resources, Congress passed the Payments In Lieu of Taxes (PILT) Act in 1976, which compensates primarily county governments for untaxable federal lands within our jurisdiction.
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Their son, Ransom (Chris Evans), can't make the birthday, or even the funeral, but compensates by rolling up later, in his classic BMW, to annoy the hell out of everyone.
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Although Malone almost never leaves the stage, she is not given much to work with by either Scanlan or Marshall and compensates with unbridled "I'm auditioning for Peter Pan" enthusiasm.
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Industry advocates say big dams are the most efficient way of bringing electricity to remote and undeveloped regions, and China has promised to improve the way it compensates displaced residents.
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"Nostalgia compensates for uncomfortable states, for example, people with feelings of meaninglessness or a discontinuity between past and present," Dr. Tim Wildschut, a senior researcher at Southampton University, told The Guardian.
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Representatives for Walmart say the ratio does not capture the additional ways that Walmart compensates employees, such as benefits, nor the pay increases Walmart has implemented over the past several years.
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America's Trade Adjustment Assistance programme, with a budget of roughly $1bn a year, funds training for those who are made redundant because of free trade and compensates some for lost wages.
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"I'm not willing to contribute my life's work to an experiment that I don't feel fairly compensates the writers, producers, artists, and creators of this music," Swift said at the time.
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The agency also proposed a test program that would change the way that Medicare compensates doctors who administer drugs in their offices as a way to try to cut drug spending.
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The agency also proposed a test program that would change the way that Medicare compensates doctors who adminster drugs in their offices as a way to try to cut drug spending.
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"We will protest until the expectations of the employees are met," Monika Zelazik told state news agency PAP on Thursday referring to demands that LOT change the way it compensates employees.
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Since a series of bilateral agreements in 2000, the Communist island's economy depends heavily on Venezuelan crude oil, which Havana compensates for by providing Venezuela with Cuban doctors and other services.
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His polar opposite, and abiding frenemy from school, is Peter Keating (an ideally lumpen Aus Greidanus Jr.), who compensates for his lack of talent by general sycophancy and stealing Howard's ideas.
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"What's important is you know where you are and you build an organization that enhances the way you do it and also compensates for areas where you are not as strong."
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Net metering, solar companies argue, fairly compensates owners for energy they feed back into the grid - so it should be a permanent policy, not a temporary boost to get the industry going.
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"I'm not willing to contribute my life's work to an experiment that I don't feel fairly compensates the writers, producers, artists, and creators of this music," Swift told Yahoo at the time.
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SML's covered bonds benefit from a two-notch RU, as Fitch sees the underlying assets as standard and the breakeven OC compensates for the credit loss modelled in a 'AAA' stress scenario.
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Some owners opt to buy a "key" person insurance policy, which generally compensates a business for financial losses arising from the death or extended incapacity of a critical member of the company.
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Scientists can't say for sure whether and how the two factors are related, but some interesting research suggests that high emotional intelligence compensates for low cognitive ability, at least in the workplace.
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The money in question compensates insurers for lowering deductibles and out-of-pocket costs (the slice of medical bills not covered by insurance) for poor buyers on Obamacare's insurance marketplaces, or "exchanges".
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Deal Professor Palantir Technologies' $225 million offer to repurchase its employees' privately held shares hints that Silicon Valley is starting to make some fundamental changes in the way it compensates its workers.
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The lucky ones find steady work that compensates them well enough to start paying down that debt, but some millennials are so overwhelmed by student loans that they literally flee the country.
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They really thought it through with the ceramic bezel, the titanium case and bracelet, and the spring-loaded clasp on the bracelet that compensates for the compression of a wet-suit sleeve.
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This compensates for the risk taken by sponsoring an accused criminal — since if that person doesn't show up to court, the bondsman must fork over his or her bail to the government.
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Growth is expected to moderate in 2018 to 1.1%, as a further pick-up in investment to 3.2% only partly compensates for cooling private consumption due to a fall in real wages.
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Ek's original idea morphs into offering a legal service that is "better than piracy and at the same time compensates the music industry", the Spotify co-founder told The Telegraph in 2010.
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LeBron's 6-of-10 shooting from deep against Atlanta compensates for his 4-of-19 stink bombing from downtown in the first round, but much of the good he's done has been downstream.
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He said that in a typical tank of gas for a car, over half the cost is tax, which not only compensates for CO2 emissions but also for congestion, accidents and road maintenance.
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Whether Zalando compensates for the disappointing October by increasing discounts or spending more on marketing depends on trading in November and December, co-Chief Executive Rubin Ritter told a conference call for analysts.
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While the involvement of a vehicle in the Berlin attack allowed survivors to tap into a fund that compensates victims of traffic accidents, Mr. Beck said the amounts offered were still too low.
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The study contained other valuable information about a system that not only compensates patients who have been harmed, but is also supposed to identify physicians who may be performing poorly and need correction.
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She walks daily for at least an hour, except in New York, where she never has enough time, so she compensates with two-hour strolls through Central Park on spring and summer weekends.
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"We do not expect the corporate tax rate cut to revive growth such that stronger tax buoyancy compensates for the loss in revenue," analysts at Moody's Investors Service wrote in a note Friday.
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"In other situations," he says, "such as where someone has been severely burned" and lost the sweat glands in the affected skin, "the body compensates," he says, by increasing sweating from uninjured skin.
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He's this sort of pear-shaped, ladylike man who knows he's that, so he compensates so hard in every fucking arena to try to deflect anybody from seeing him for how he is.
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The FTC has long fought against so-called "pay for delay" settlements, in which a brand-name drugmaker pays or otherwise compensates a generic rival to delay releasing a cheaper version of its product.
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While it's still a touch on the sweet side (generally speaking Sula's wines are made for the Indian palate and have a slightly higher sugar content as a result), it's freshness more than compensates.
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Sometimes Kelman's carefulness shows through, a visible seam holding the plot together, but he compensates for this with the wonderfully observed slow accumulation of detail that makes up Murdo's world — both inner and outer.
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A deputy head of the State Guarantee Fund, which compensates the depositors of failed banks, told Reuters the proposed legislative changes would make it illegal for insolvent banks to return to their former owners.
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Yet as mounted by first-time director Michael Gracey (whose credits include commercials and music videos), the movie compensates for that with its muscular choreography and music filled with power ballads and catchy pop hooks.
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Lomas, who is 16 weeks pregnant, began the race Wednesday and finished Sunday with the help of her husband Dan and the suit, which compensates for injuries she suffered in a riding accident in 2007.
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"We've known for a while that private equity has not yielded returns that beat the stock market by a sufficient amount that compensates the investors for the risks involved," Ms. Appelbaum said in an interview.
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For example, a new federal law introduced in July that compensates for deforestation ignores the rights of indigenous people and the requirement for consent of the village council for use of forest land, activists said.
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The Houston location features mirrorless Canon EOS RP cameras, which Omar Elsayed, Hypno co-founder, says compensates for poor lighting conditions or other technical issues, although he and the team can't salvage an unenjoyable room.
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Here's what the administration wants to do: Change how doctors are paid for office visits This controversial proposal would radically overhaul how the agency compensates physicians for the most common medical service -- a doctor's appointment.
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But during the hearing, Flynn acknowledged that the agreement made with the perpetrators—as well as the $100,000 payment—were not typical for its bug bounty program, which usually compensates researchers only a couple thousand dollars.
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"He can get in an agitated state, but he's extremely smart and very funny," says the source, who notes that Penn compensates for some of his bad habits by eating well and getting lots of exercise.
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In winter Ukraine traditionally uses some of the gas pumped by Russia to European consumers for its own needs and compensates for this by deliveries from Ukrainian gas storage located in the west of the country.
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Biotechs came under pressure amid a U.S. government health agency proposal that would change the way Medicare compensates doctors who administer drugs in their offices as a way to try to cut drug spending, Reuters said.
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Mother's Day is not quite as stuffed with famous faces as the two preceding movies, but it compensates for its slight deficit of celebs with a lamer script, some casual racism, and shades of Nicholas Sparks.
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That barrier is a recommended free audio guide whose moderately nifty engineering (a binaural stereo technology oversold as "3-D" sound) hardly compensates for its insulting soundtrack of actors portraying awe-struck ambassadors and gossiping aristocrats.
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The U.S. Department of Labor on Monday asked a federal bankruptcy judge to bar Blackjewel LLC from transporting coal out of a Kentucky mine until it compensates hundreds of workers who have not been paid since June.
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The biggest drag on half-yearly net profit was a host of one-off costs and impairment charges as the company reviews its financial advice over the past decade, improves its compliance systems and compensates wronged customers.
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But what the stocky Colon lacks in finely tuned physique, he compensates for with a baseball acumen that appeals to a demographic beyond Mets fans, who have become enamored of his frugal pitching style and occasional follies.
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The brain compensates by producing less dopamine in general and becoming less sensitive to it over all, forcing the user to take even larger doses to experience the same level of reward — a development known as tolerance.
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In addition, the government compensates around 80% of the costs incurred from KORAIL's public-service-obligations, which accounts for 6.2% of the revenue, and all cost incurred from railroad maintenance work consigned by the Korea Rail Network Authority.
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PJM is testing the resiliency of its grid and is also developing a plan that could change the way the market compensates generators for the energy they produce, which could increase revenues for both coal and nuclear plants.
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The limberness of Chow's cast is incredible, which more than compensates for those times when the special effects in Shaolin Soccer aren't up to the standards of a modern Hollywood blockbuster… or even the best of Chinese cinema.
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Gale said sometimes people distinguish tax reform from tax cuts by saying "reform" is revenue-neutral—the government compensates for the new cuts by introducing new sources of money—as opposed to tax cuts, which simply reduce revenue.
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"The consumer is two-thirds of the economy so their bubbly confidence more than compensates for the concerns registered by manufacturing executives," said MUFG chief financial economist Chris Rupkey, who expected some 2% of economic growth this year.
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It is unlikely that higher WMP fee income compensates banks adequately for the additional risk, it said, adding impairment of just 2 percent of outstanding products would be enough to wipe out all profit accumulated from this business.
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"As Attorney General Schneiderman has long said, he has always been open to a settlement that fairly compensates the many victims of Trump University who have been waiting years for a resolution," said Eric Soufer in a statement.
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It's put me in a weird spot — on the one hand, I'm so thankful that my company values my work and appropriately compensates me for it, and on the other hand, I feel like I am in gold handcuffs.
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On the liability issue, Dr. Farrar added, the coalition likes an American model — the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program, under which vaccine makers cannot be sued but must contribute to a fund that compensates anyone hurt by a vaccine.
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If he's any kind of feminist you'd never know it, so be glad the one where the "damsel in shining armor" fails to rescue the "white knight in distress" compensates for the "Badgering the Witness" charges and "No Hard Feelings" g'bye.
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The Rival 600 compensates for this with a dual-sensor system and 6003-to-1 tracking that keeps tabs on how high the mouse is lifted, making sure the cursor stays in the same place when it's put back down.
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BOQ's covered bonds benefit from a two-notch recovery uplift, as Fitch sees the underlying assets as standard and the AP relied upon by Fitch in its analysis roughly compensates for the credit loss modelled in a 'AAA(EXP)' stress scenario.
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NBG I, NBG II and Piraeus's programme are assigned a three-notch recovery uplift as the 25% OC Fitch relies on compensates for credit losses modelled in a stress scenario corresponding to the covered bonds' rating (7%, 14% and 14.3%, respectively).
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The type of public money required to craft a universal, free, high-quality early childhood system—one that pays practitioners middle-class salaries and also compensates stay-at-home parents—is going to run in the hundreds of billions per year.
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Zell am See's more than 40 hotels and 60 restaurants warmly welcome travelers such as Sultan and Marwa whose spending compensates for revenue drops of up to 30 percent seen since Russian guests began staying away due to a tumbling rouble.
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As with many companies that have cut costs by cutting middlemen and moving online, Harper Wilde compensates for the removal of in-store fittings with a Fit Quiz, a good 30-day return policy, and a Home Try-On program.
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The distraction in "Visitors to Versailles" comes from a recommended free audio guide whose moderately nifty engineering (a binaural stereo technology oversold as "3D" sound) hardly compensates for its insulting soundtrack of actors portraying awe-struck ambassadors and gossiping aristocrats.
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It's not a good sign when a season feels as if it's treading narrative water so early on, and while placing the focus squarely on Negan in this hour compensates somewhat, this check-in has come a few beats too late.
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"A gigantic number of customers have a slow broadband speed, so with restrictions of movement we have an increase in demand that pretty much compensates for the negative impact on mobile sales," CEO Rodrigo Abreu said in an analysts call.
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Sensing the power shortage in the surrounding drama, he compensates by cranking up his performance—extending those long seductive vowels and adding plenty of generous hand signals, as if Kenny had moved into mining after a spell as a traffic cop.
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Advocates for cutting the refugee cap often argue that the high numbers of asylum seekers the U.S. allows in compensates for cutting the refugee cap — both forms of humanitarian protection for those who have been forced to flee their home nations.
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Arguing that that the link between CTE and football-induced brain injuries is well-established—at least as solid as the link between the sport and the other diseases the settlement compensates—they insist that the deal should do more.
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Britain's imminent departure from the European Union has also given impetus to the bloc's plans, both because London blocked EU defense cooperation for years and also as the bloc compensates for the loss of the EU's highest-spending military power.
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Boeing said in April that the ordeal has cost the company at least $1 billion, and expenses are expected to pile up as Boeing compensates airlines for the losses sustained by the flight cancellations and delays in receiving new 737 Max deliveries.
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Like Rocky II, Creed II replaces a great director (Coogler on Creed; John Avildsen on Rocky) with a serviceable one (Steven Caple Jr. here; Stallone himself on Rocky II), and it compensates for a retread of a story with ever grander mythmaking.
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Recovery Uplift BNPP HL SFH, CM-CIC HL SFH and SG SFH's OFH benefit from a two-notch recovery uplift, as the OC that Fitch takes into account compensates for credit losses modelled in a stress scenario corresponding to the OFH ratings.
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In a response to the letter provided to The Verge, Jay Carney, Amazon's Senior Vice President of Global Corporate Affairs, said employees "prefer the predictability and immediacy of cash," and that the wage increase "more than compensates" for other forms of pay.
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"What we suggest is that being able to choose a better male and the fitness benefits you acquire compensates for the energy required to grow a larger brain, from an evolutionary point of view," lead author Corral López said in a statement.
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Maybe there is a new plan that covers everyone under the federal poverty level and at the same time compensates doctors and hospitals at least as much as they get for taking care of Medicare patients, all for less than is spent now.
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While the changes rob the central revelation of its impact, the film compensates with some serious star power: Paul Newman is the former football player who spends his days perpetually soused and refusing to sleep with his wife (Elizabeth Taylor, at her slinkiest).
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The man, a New York art dealer of Russian descent, Alexander Khochinsky, has refused, arguing he'll only return it if the Polish government compensates him for its appropriation of his family's property in Poland after his mother, a Jew, fled the Nazis.
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" The network, which would not provide pay details of the two hosts, denied that it paid Ms. Sadler less because she is a woman, saying in a statement that it "compensates employees fairly and appropriately based on their roles, regardless of gender.
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In the case, Norway argues that it is too risky to allow Breivik contact with other inmates - he might attack them or they might attack him - and compensates him with a three-room cell with a mini-gym, television, newspapers and PlayStation.
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For the first 33 minutes or so, the body compensates for the cold by shunting blood to its core and decreasing blood flow to the skin, Rittenberger says, but after 10 to 15 minutes you'll start to have problems with your nerves.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Oil production capacity could fall to under one percent of global oil demand by the end of the year if OPEC compensates falling production from Iran and Venezuela, leaving oil prices exposed to sharp swings in the event of unplanned outages, analysts say.
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While Jeff Bezos compensates his tech workforce reasonably well, Amazon has a troublesome track record when it comes to its blue collar staff; in 2018, The Guardian found numerous cases of warehouse workers unable to do jobs after workplace accidents who, subsequently, were left homeless.
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Recovery Uplift CM-CIC HL FCT, CMNE HL FCT, Zephyr HL FCT and FCT Evergreen's notes benefit from a two-notch recovery uplift, as the OC that Fitch takes into account compensates for credit losses modelled in a stress scenario corresponding to the notes' rating.
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The recovery uplift for the covered bonds issued under each programme remains two notches, as the overcollateralisation (OC) which Fitch takes into account compensates, in each case, for credit losses modelled in a stress scenario corresponding to the level of the assigned covered bonds ratings.
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What motivates the masses, gives sense to their despair, lightens the weight of the world and compensates for sorrow no longer is the promise of a rich and happy country, as was the case after decolonization; it's a vision of paradise in the afterlife.
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"One is that it derives from a common law 'good faith' defense; another is that it compensates for an earlier putative mistake in broadening the statute; the third is that it provides 'fair warning' to government officials, akin to the rule of lenity," he wrote.
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The most famous example is golden rice, which was genetically modified to produce more vitamin A. This a tremendously time-consuming and expensive option, and right now we don't have a rice cultivar that compensates for all the nutrients lost due to increasing CO2.
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Using that $300 travel credit every year offsets the vast majority of the fee, and the $150 remaining is only $53 more than the $95 cost of the Preferred, a difference that the Reserve compensates for with its higher rewards rate and travel perks.
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Which is why the MacArthur-Meadows amendment says a state can only let insurers charge higher premiums if it establishes a "high-risk pool" or participates in an "invisible high-risk pool" program (which compensates insurers for covering expensive patients and would be funded at $15 billion).
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The model's winners seem pretty clear: Customers who get more in ticket value than the $9.95 a month they're spending; theater owners, who are getting increased revenues since MoviePass compensates them for tickets bought through the app; and movie studios, who are getting higher audience numbers.
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Why it's needed: Exoskeletons promise to help people lift heavy objects or run farther but so far have been one-size-fits-all, an approach that can require users to expend more energy as the body adjusts, compensates and otherwise tries to make the prosthetic device work.
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The law firm Kline & Specter has lost a bid to avoid having $17.34 million of $346.8 million in pelvic mesh injury verdicts it won for plaintiffs in cases against Johnson & Johnson go to a fund that compensates the lead attorneys in multidistrict federal litigation over mesh devices.
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Accordingly, the settlement compensates those with the most severe conditions reportedly associated with C.T.E. — dementia, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and A.L.S. Retired players don't need to wait for a test that every credible expert in this field has said may take years, or for the results of future studies.
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Faisal Saleh, Sudan's information minister and interim government spokesman, told The Associated Press that Sudanese Justice Minister Nasr-Eddin Abdul-Bari traveled to Washington to sign the deal last week, adding that it compensates both those wounded in the attack and the families of those killed.
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All other public sector programmes benefit from a two-notch recovery uplift, as the OC Fitch takes into account compensates for credit losses modelled in a stress scenario corresponding to the level of their respective covered bond ratings, and no material downside risk to recovery expectations has been identified.
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On the season, they were 28th in pressure rate per Sports Info Solutions, and while Rodgers tends to hold on to the ball a long time, that doesn't mean he's prone to getting sacked; he compensates well when forced off the spot he initially intends to throw from.
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What Evers lacks in sizzle, Democrats are hoping he compensates for with a record of clashes with Walker over education… After years of doing battle with unions and pushing conservative legislation, Walker may be the one Republican who gets Wisconsin Democrats as agitated as President Donald Trump does.
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Sam Querrey, for example, wore a Guinot patch in his Wimbledon quarterfinal win this year over the top-seeded Andy Murray, but replaced it in the semifinals with a patch from Wheels Up, a private aviation company that compensates him with money and the use of its jets.
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Even with the bleak Swedish surroundings the film has sacrificed some of the texture that distinguished prior adventures, but compensates for that with Foy's flinty performance, in a role that -- especially contrasted with her other current showcase in "First Man" -- provides a pretty impressive demonstration of her range.
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There, Stewart, surrounded by first responders, slammed members of the House Judiciary Committee for not showing up for the hearing on reauthorizing the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund, which compensates first responders and other individuals who file claims connected to injuries, deaths and and health problems related to 9/11.
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According to a recent episode of SciShow, that pain is all thanks to the way your brain compensates for caffeine's effects, meaning you'll undoubtedly be fighting an uphill battle if you're trying to quit or if you just miss out on a "dose" of the coffee you've come to rely upon.
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"What this village doesn't have in physical beauty, it compensates for with its great personality and the friendliness of its people," said María Teresa Vadillo Sánchez, who works in a town 30 miles away but returns most weekends with her daughters to a family home where her mother now lives alone.
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While the basic story is familiar, "Taboo" compensates by delivering a highly polished product, including Jonathan Pryce (like Chaplin, a "Game of Thrones" alum) as East India's ruthless chief, and Stephen Graham ("Boardwalk Empire") and Michael Kelly ("House of Cards") as two of the associates that Delaney enlists to aid his cause.
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The country passed a law seeking to access generics through two policies: first, parallel importation, which let it import generics from countries like India where they might be cheaper, and second, compulsory licensing, which lets generics manufacturers produce patented drugs and compensates the patent holder for the IP violation at a dramatically reduced rate.
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"Our intent is to expeditiously reach a negotiated settlement, without conflict, that compensates the victims for the trauma they have suffered because of this sex abuse, deals with the individual that knew of this situation, but chose to do nothing about it, and corrects the atmosphere that may still at exist at OSU," DiSabato wrote.
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Recovery Uplift CBK's, DPB's, LBH's, HVB's and SkPfCw' programmes benefit from a two-notch recovery uplift, as the overcollateralisation (OC) Fitch takes into account compensates for credit losses modelled in a stress scenario corresponding to the level of the respective covered bond ratings, and no material downside risk to recovery expectations has been identified.
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Rauner said he would sign into law a bill package unveiled by Republican legislators on Wednesday that includes a $36 billion budget, a school funding revamp, and several measures he has sought such as a local property tax freeze, term limits for top state officials and cost-saving changes to the system that compensates injured workers.
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Together, we deem these mechanisms to provide at least three months of interest and principal protection for the OF. Recovery Uplift ABE SCF and CIF's OF benefit from a two-notch recovery uplift, as the overcollateralisation (OC) that Fitch takes into account compensates for credit losses modelled in a stress scenario corresponding to the level of OF's rating.
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More rhythmically attuned to straightahead bounce than the elegant glide of retrodisco, he must have been delighted when the giant inflatable hooks currently bursting all over the radio came into fashion, and if this album doesn't reach the instant grace of 2015's Realness, it compensates with its own herky-jerky style of angular keyboard momentum.
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"Our preference is a comprehensive federal approach rather than state-by-state regulation, but we will continue to work with all states seeking our input on a regulated framework that protects the integrity of our game and fairly compensates the NBA's teams and players," Mike Bass, the NBA's Executive Vice President of Communications, tells CNBC in a statement.
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As an example of one caveat, the filing describing the agreement pointed out that the company regularly compensates other employees with stock or options, meaning that there is likely to be some dilution in the value of Musk&aposs potential shares, with somewhat lower stock prices triggering additional market capitalization milestones as new shares are created and issued.
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Recovery Uplift Carige's, BPS's, Credem's, Mediobanca's and UC SB's OBG benefit from the maximum recovery uplift (two notches if the tested rating on a probability of default (PD) is investment grade, otherwise three notches) as the asset percentage (AP) that Fitch takes into account compensates for credit losses modelled in a stress scenario corresponding to the level of the covered bonds rating.
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His Harlem on my Mind series compensates for the photographer's outsider perspective with too many effects: red filters and black-and-white film seem to want to transport us to another time (where men wear bowler hats and women, flowers in their hair), and sharp angles from above and below attempt to capture a moving city, a lived-in space.
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Mr. Byford, meanwhile, has the backing of Mr. Lhota, the M.T.A. chairman who has several other lives that he must tend to; as reported by Dana Rubinstein in Politico and by The New York Times, he has to watch out for the interests of N.Y.U. Langone, a hospital network that compensates him handsomely, and Madison Square Garden, where he is paid to serve on the board.
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Some 50 of his 400-plus creations went on display on Friday, January 18, during a solo opening at an art gallery inside Level One Bank in Ferndale, MI. Sale of the works is intended to help Phillips support himself, as the projected $2 million for which he is eligible under a Michigan law that compensates the wrongly convicted has been thus far tied up in bureaucratic foot-dragging and administrative conflicts of interest.
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