Sentence examples for bonus granted from inspiring English sources

Among the negative points for developers is the abolition of the 20percentt bonus granted as a matter of right for plazas in high-density residential districts.

"After careful consideration, I have decided to return the special bonus granted by our compensation committee, and funded by shareholders, for handling very challenging events in 2012," Mr. Burke said in a statement.

Bolstered by a $17 million retention bonus granted during the energy crisis, Mr. Glynn's total compensation last year was $20.1 million, more than double the $9 million he received in 2002, according to Pearl Meyer's figures.

The results question whether natural personal care products deserve the general bonus granted in the public perception.

The 1937 elections led to an unprecedented situation: although the PNL and Tătărescu had gained the largest percentage of the vote (almost 36%), they fell short of being awarded majority bonus (granted at 40% of the vote).

Regardless of consent by the participants, the definitive ethical responsibility remains with the researcher – especially as the EE researcher may be faced with a confidence bonus granted by the research participants just because she/he is an ethicist (an "ethical misconception" analogous to the "therapeutic misconception" in some clinical research).

Biannual bonuses granted by Japanese companies, often of between two and six months pay, can amount to more than the price of a family car.

Lloyds, which is 31% owned by the taxpayer, has handed out more than £12m in share bonuses – granted in previous years but due to be paid out now – while the head of its retail bank, Alison Brittain, has cashed in a near £1m buyout award, which she was handed as an incentive to join the bank two years ago.

ICN Pharmaceuticals Chairman and Chief Executive Milan Panic, widely assailed by investors for personal loans and fat bonuses granted to him by his company– which he founded in 1959 on Wednesday said he would retire at the end of the month.

It became clear that bogus accounts were being opened and unjustified bonuses granted.

The productivity and merit bonuses granted were not considered to have a great impact on nurses' activities.