(1) All the workers will be remunerated for their services at the exhibition.

(2) He is poorly remunerated for all the work he does.

(3) You will be remunerated and so will your staff.

(4) The plaintiff was remunerated by a commission calculated by reference to the premium paid by the insured persons introduced by him.

(5) A bumper crop remunerated the peasant for his labour.

(6) Only remunerated directorships of local companies are registrable.

(7) His trouble is sufficiently remunerated.

(8) My efforts were not remunerated.

(9) A person remunerated for his work.

(10) Larger budgets and better trained and remunerated personnel are only a start.

(11) All the musicians will be remunerated for their services at the concert.

(12) All the workers will remunerated for their services at the exhibition.

(13) I felt amply remunerated for all the extra hours I had worked.

(14) Non - remunerated blood donation, body organs ( organizations ) to donate, the management of BoneBank.

(15) You will be remunerated for what you have done for the company.

(16) An employment, office, trade, profession or vocation is "remunerated" where a salary, honorarium, allowance or.

(17) His efforts were remunerated.

(18) That is not to look at non - remunerated blood donation, but now mostly non - remunerated blood donation.

(19) Cnut's men had fought hard, and doubtless expected to be remunerated accordingly.

(20) If a member's average balance is within a range around their target, the balance is remunerated at the official Bank Rate.

(21) Facing the national flag, the students in uniform T shirts carrying the words of" Non- remunerated Blood Donation Volunteers" sworn in unison to bid farewell to their puerility and usher in maturity .

(22) As a side note, the reader who called me a pedophile priest made me curious enough to research how priests were financially remunerated.

(23) The financial crisis revealed that top bankers were fabulously remunerated for lousy job.

(1) All the workers will be remunerated for their services at the exhibition.

(2) He is poorly remunerated for all the work he does.