Sentence examples for based on a payout from inspiring English sources

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The initial dividend would be based on a payout ratio of 25% of our underlying profit after tax.

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We forecast that easyJet will pay a dividend for 2014 of 46.5p, yielding 3.3% (based on a 40% payout ratio).

Our dividend per share estimates have also been increased by around 10% with around 10% growth per annum based on a 33% payout ratio.

A trust with $500,000 would generate about $35,000 in income initially based on a 7percentt payout, but if the endowment proceeded to double its assets in seven years, the donor's income would double, too.

The assumability feature, in combination with declining interest rates and Freddie Mac's willingness to grant a 15-year loan based on a 30-year payout schedule, has stimulated demand.

Last year, Governor McGreevey cut the program while wrestling with a bulging budget, but he restored it in September after the decision had drawn howls from the business community, particularly from companies that had already decided to relocate in the state based on a 10-year payout.

Thus he gets a payout based on a bigger principal value, plus make-up payments, too.

Instead of getting a 5 percent guaranteed payout for life, the owner would get a lower payout based on a lower account value.

Chief Executive Carol Bartz is taking a longer payout based on a share of ad revenues Microsoft derives from being on the pages of Yahoo! and its search affiliate partners.

However a payout that is based on a single instant makes the value of a share far more variable in time.

One is whether to take payouts based on a "single" or "joint" life expectancy.

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