Sentence examples for appropriate payout from inspiring English sources
"The revised dividend is competitive and reflects what we believe is an appropriate payout in todays market," Immelt added.
To avoid a lawsuit, the contract for the new superintendent should include a clause that the agreement may be voided at the discretion of the trustees, with an appropriate payout, should Hubbard win on appeal.
A judicial review has upheld a ruling by the financial ombudsman that pension providers are required to confirm that investments are genuine and appropriate — or face payouts to clients for lost savings.
John Whittingdale, Tory chairman of the commons culture committee, said he wanted to know why the BBC Trust thinks the £450,000 payout is "appropriate".
HackerOne hosts Uber's bug bounty program but does not manage it, and plays no role in deciding whether payouts are appropriate or how large they should be.
He had been on course to claim 5.17 million RBS shares in February, but it is thought he told the bank's remuneration committee it would "not be appropriate" to take a £1.4m payout.
Is the payout variation between low to high performers appropriate?
Based on interviews with many budget players over the last 10 days, this: The White House wants to hold the total payout to New York to $20 billion or less, appropriated over time, perhaps years.
For example, the report said the banks must continue to work on developing "appropriate policies and procedures to guide judgmental adjustments" to bonus payouts.
He adds that he is very pleased the former director of archive content, Roly Keating, returned his payout and says he hopes that other bosses "with an appropriate sense of seemliness" will consider doing the same thing.
Simple plans usually restrict payouts to £1,000 or £1,500 a month, so are more appropriate for average earners.
