Sentence examples for a payout plan from inspiring English sources

It is the third time such a payout plan has failed.

US district judge Anita Brody has asked for more financial details from the parties, a week after players' lawyers filed a lengthy payout plan.

But the accord failed to provide a fixed payout plan for the money, and more important for the E.U. and for European industry, it did it not spell out crucial global emissions targets for 2020 or 2050 that would pressure other advanced economies to cut emissions by adopting tools like carbon trading, which already is in use in Europe.

A.I.G. has begun applying the new payout plan to an initial group of several thousand employees who are set to receive bonus payments next month for their 2009 work.

Cristina Gaggini, an official from EconomieSuisse, the Swiss business federation, said Sunday that the business lobby had made some "major errors" in its efforts to stop Mr. Minder's decade-long crusade, adding that the Novartis payout plan had amounted to a turning point in the referendum campaign.

The proposed payout plan will offer creditors an average recovery of about 20 cents on the dollar — higher than estimates of 17 to 18 cents on the dollar from earlier this year.

But Rust, according to the officials briefed on the matter, failed to follow the payout plan.

Objections to the final payout plan were the subject of hearings in Chicago last week and will undergo the final phase of hearings in New York next month.

Under your payout plan, 2 players (or 3 or 5 or 10) who tie for second place could end up pocketing less money than you, even though they score higher.

That payout plan is based on estimates of environmental and economic recovery for the region commissioned by Mr. Feinberg that were published with the new rules: while the fund stated "prediction is not an exact science," it suggested a gulf recovery by the end of 2012.

Behind the scenes, the Fed will now signal to each bank whether it can proceed with new payout plans, potentially creating a tense face-off with regulators.