Sentence examples for additional sum to from inspiring English sources

(Payments would return to 100percentt in 2012, including an additional sum to make up for the underpayments).

MyFab has raised the additional sum to prepare for an international roll-out and also to expand into other verticals e.g. fashion.

All net profit will then be paid as an additional sum to greatly shorten the term of the loan.

But the MPs concluded: "Funding has not kept pace in recent years with an increased risk of flooding from more frequent severe weather events, and the relatively modest additional sums to be provided up to 2020 will not be sufficient to plug the funding gap".

But last July, the House of Commons Select Committee on Environment Food and Rural Affairs warned that "funding has not kept pace in recent years with an increased risk of flooding from more frequent severe weather events and the relatively modest additional sums to be provided up to 2020 will not be sufficient to plug the funding gap".

A Walmart worker who reports to work the Tuesday before Thanksgiving, for example, will receive their normal hourly wage, plus an additional sum equal to whatever their average daily wage was during the 12 weeks leading up to Thanksgiving.

Cromwell and the council were given authority to pass edicts in the absence of Parliament and provided with a fixed income for state expenses, together with an additional sum sufficient to maintain the navy and an army of 30,000.

ValueClick has acquired MeziMedia for up to $352 million, in a deal consisting of $100million in upfront in cash, with an additional sum of up to $252 million to be paid depending on MeziMedia's revenue and earnings performance through to 2009.

Shoppers will be invited to round up purchases to the nearest dollar, with the additional sums, up to $1 million, being donated by Penney to local after-school programs like the Boys and Girls Clubs of America and the Y.M.C.A. of the U.S.A.

Arizona Free Enterprise prohibited states from providing an additional lump sum to publicly funded candidates when an independent spender or self-financed candidate puts large amounts into the race.

One of the more significant issues ICTJ discovered early on in our work in Nepal was that the government's relief program for conflict victims originally provided an additional sum of money to the wives of men who were killed, but not to the wives of the disappeared.