Sentence examples for be pegged to performance from inspiring English sources
Instead, royalty rates should be pegged to performance: those firms with excellent safety records should pay fewer royalties for offshore leases, and those with a history of accidents, safety lapses and penalties should pay more.
Roberto Goizueta, Coke's widely admired boss from 1981 to 1997, made a fortune in stock options back in the days when we were all assured that chief executive pay was pegged to performance, for better or worse.
Bonuses will also be exposed to clawback, meaning they would be pegged to future performance.
But Mr. Mburu's philanthropic plan, which is pegged to students' performance on a nationwide test, is dealt a setback.
Considering that so far many advertising contracts have been pegged to online performance, Mr. Marentis said AOL had "left a lot of money on the table".
The interview was pegged to Leto's performance as the Joker in David Ayer's comic-book blockbuster Suicide Squad, which opens on Thursday.
Punishing individuals is especially important in the case of Wall Street, because one of the biggest problems in the run-up to the housing bubble was that individual traders and executives were incentivized to engage in behavior that was incredibly lucrative for them (since their bonuses were pegged to short-term performance) but incredibly destructive to their companies.
It will be harder to punish bad bankers Bonuses paid in shares are pegged to a firm's performance, unlike cash salaries.
When Yahoo hired Mayer, its board could have structured her contract so that her compensation was pegged to Yahoo's true performance, for instance by adjusting the value of her stock-option and restricted-stock grants to factor out the worth of Alibaba and Yahoo Japan.
