Sentence examples for benefit spread from inspiring English sources

According to the proposal, any shortfalls in the first two years of the new contract would be computed as a percentage reduction off a player's contractual compensation, and repaid as a deferred compensation benefit spread over the remaining future years of the contract.

Any such "shortfalls" in Years 1 and 2 of the new C.B.A. will be computed as a percentage reduction off of the player's stated contractual compensation, and will be repaid to the player as a deferred compensation benefit spread over the remaining future years of the his contract (or if he has no remaining years, in the year following the expiration of his contract).

Anybody with power, and zero-days are power, is naturally disinclined to give it up for some sort of abstract marginal benefit spread across millions of other people, even if that benefit is cumulatively massive.

Nor are the benefits spread evenly throughout the economy.

Ms. Gray said she thought that opening the reserves was a good idea, but would prefer to see the resulting benefits spread directly to the people who need it most, like those who make under $50,000 a year.

But here's what the proposal actually says: "Provide benefit enhancement equal to 5% of the average benefits (spread out over 5 years) for individuals who have been eligible for benefits for 20 years".

50 EQUITY in Brazil, where overall health equity is poor, the federal government in 2003 introduced a conditional cash transfer for low-income households, known as Bolsa Família, which legally and administratively merged four already existing social benefits spread across government departments.

Midwest pension funds and endowments could invest in one large vehicle with many benefits: spreading their investment risk across many potential venture funds, targeting various sectors; not having their investment strategy restricted to any one state or fortunes tied to any one fund manager, and not having the administrative burden of managing investments in a number of smaller funds.

Although neutral changes that provide no benefit can spread through genetic drift, and detrimental changes can spread under some circumstances, large changes that require multiple steps will occur only if the intermediate stages increase fitness.

McNamara set out to find new sources of revenue for the bank and to impose conditions on future loans to ensure their benefit was spread more equitably.

It is important however that we don't look at infrastructure in isolation; increased investment in the skills of our workforce is vital to ensure the economic benefit is spread far and wide.