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Значения термина pay for performance на английском

Movement in health insurance, reimbursement for health services rendered, generally by an institution, with added financial rewards if certain conditions are met.

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Использование термина pay for performance на английском
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Written comments suggest that festival committees pay too little and should pay for performance licences.
The Irish Times
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This is not " pay for performance" as the outside world understands the term.
The Guardian
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It was pay for paperwork, not pay for performance.
The new yorker
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Our research may entail lessons for policy makers on the current debate on pay for performance models.
Pubmed
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To win court approval, debtors must prove the plans pay for performance rather than simply substitute for retention payments.
Reuters
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But pay for performance?
The Guardian
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Crude measures at least cut through the self-serving corporate noise about " pay for performance" and give a real-world readout.
The Guardian
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The public interest in medical outcomes is at an all time high and " pay for performance" is looming on the horizon.
Pubmed
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What he has revealed is that when " pay for performance" and "competitive pay" come into conflict, Barclays will choose the latter.
The Guardian
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Mr Jenkins told BBC business editor Robert Peston: "We have to be competitive on pay and we have to pay for performance."
BBC
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Sit too far away and you're essentially paying for performance you won't be able to see.
Wired
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University students complained about frivolous musicians and fluffhead actors, then lined up to pay for performances.
The Name of the Wind
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Professional footballers should be paid for performance with players granted City-style bonus packages, Manchester United's chief executive believes.
The Irish Times
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