Sentence examples for Bonus deal from inspiring English sources

Sir Martin Sorrell, the chief executive and founder of advertising giant WPP, has launched a passionate defence of his controversial £63m bonus deal in the wake of last week's explosive start to the annual general meeting season.

If Bet365 were listed on the stock exchange, such payouts would probably fall at the first hurdle of shareholder distaste, as seen in the revolt against the £100m bonus deal handed to the chief executive of the housebuilder Persimmon.

Its bumper pay and bonus deal is likely to further stoke controversy after Goldman was yesterday forced to back down on plans to defer bonus payments to UK staff until the new financial year after Bank of England Governor Sir Mervyn King attacked the move.

Republic of Ireland players have agreed a reduced Euro 2012 qualification bonus deal because of the current economic climate, the FAI has confirmed.

LivingSocial is cleverly pitching buyers on Plus with a checkout graphic that shows the price of the currently viewed deal instantly reduced by the $5 in bonus Deal Bucks.

Now, I'd usually rather take the shortest and least expensive route to get from point A to point B. However, if one of the airlines has a sweet bonus deal, then I just might go the long way and/or spend the extra dollars to beef up my mileage account.

In Britain, the Financial Services Authority, which worries that some bonus deals encourage reckless risk-taking, says it may force banks that dish them out to hold more capital.

The bank also faces the prospect of paying out annual bonuses to its investment bankers, from an estimated bonus pool of £500m, just as bonus deals set up in 2009 fall due.

That is why it is right to take steps to curb excessive pay and bonus deals in Britain's boardrooms, rather than resign ourselves to leaving markets alone and look to redistribution to bear too heavy a load.

"My own view is it can probably only be decisively solved through regulation," Hampton said as he highlighted changes that had been made to the structure of bonus deals to avoid rewards for failure.

Even as he said that "nobody here" had drafted the bonus deals A.I.G. agreed to last year, the president said he took responsibility for cleaning up the mess, deflecting some of the criticism being directed at Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner and trying to limit any damage to his ability to get more money from Congress for bank bailouts.