Sentence examples for a pay off of from inspiring English sources

Vickers, an architect of new press watchdog the Independent Press Standards Organisation, will leave with a pay off of more than £400,000.

One unidentified Barclays employee received a pay-off of £3m.

However, a pay-off of up to £10m may ease the pain a little.

Adam Applegarth, the bank's former chief executive, was given a pay-off of close to £1m after he resigned.

Coming third meant curtains for Philips and he leaves in March (with a pay-off of around £1m).

It has now emerged that Mr Coulson received a pay-off of hundreds of thousands of pounds from Rupert Murdoch's company, News International.

Was it right that the head of a housing association in her constituency had taken redundancy with a pay-off of £397,000?

If a Telegraph report is accurate, (and it has been leading the way on this story), then Harding will pick up a pay-off of £1.3m.

Ancelotti, who is due to start a holiday in Italy today, will receive a pay-off of around £6m, as he has one year left to run on a three-year contract.

He also adopted the motto: "winning", which proved to be quite apt when he sued the producers of the sitcom and received a pay-off of more than $100m.

Linsi is one of Blatter's closest aides, while Battaini was sacked by Zen-Ruffinen for alleged incompetence only for Blatter to give him a pay-off of 1.3million Swiss francs (£600,000).