Sentence examples for a set sum of from inspiring English sources

ITV believes at least some of the £2.7bn raised via the licence fee should be made available for other broadcasters to bid for, but it not calling for a set sum of money to be put aside.

When a farm animal is killed by a predator, the Swedish authorities provide a set sum of compensation for the value of the animal.

Sporting debenture holders pay a set sum of money, usually quite a sizeable amount, to be guaranteed the right to buy tickets to a top level sporting club or championship.

She said while the company's concession was limited by law to a maximum of 30 years, the actual end date will be when it has collected a set sum of £1,028.9m.

"This helps you keep the budget on task, keeps your budget successful for that month, and helps maintain motivation". If you are using a bucket budgeting system -- a set sum of money for food, clothing, entertainment, transportation -- tracking expenses can make book keeping more complicated, since combing through statements adds another layer of work.

Typically, a PRO negotiates blanket licenses with radio stations, television networks, and other "music users", each of whom receives the right to perform any of the music in the repertoire of the PRO for a set sum of money.

By earmarking a set sum or percentage of their management fee to cover mediation costs for the duration of each fund they raise, they can ensure mediators aren't beholden to side with the firm because their paycheck is guaranteed either way.

In the third step, we use pairwise set comparisons and LP to generate a collection of MCS for the objective reaction set J. The feasible flux cone K of a metabolic network S is the set sum of a finite and unique collection of extreme rays E(K), called extreme pathways [ 14].

The intersection of the set sum of each ray pair with S i v = 0 induces a new ray that lies within the cone K i.

It has been suggested that these high salaries could be a product of practitioner contracts  introduced back in 2006, which give dentists a fixed sum for a set amount of work agreed at the start of the year, as opposed to charging for the amount of work done or patients seen.

Accordingly, we derive a set of sum of squares feasibility tests leading to a stabilizing switching controller.