Sentence examples for bonus information from inspiring English sources

7.19pm GMT A bit of bonus information on the British sides, courtesy of the Press Association.

He also argued that the bonus information was effectively a trade secret.

In a statement on Wednesday, Bank of America said it had cooperated with the investigation and "continually offered" to provide the bonus information provided they were kept confidential.

The government has also set out new steps to force larger employers to publish bonus information by gender and to extend such gender pay reporting rules to the public sector, as well as private and voluntary organisations.

In addition to providing salary and bonus information, her client gathered numbers about how many people had been laid off from his bank, how the firm's layoff numbers compared with other major banks' numbers and how his division had performed.

The S.E.C. said it had asked Kenneth D. Lewis, the chief of Bank of America, and John Thain, Merrill's chief executive at the time, and Merrill's former president, Gregory Fleming, why the bonus information was kept in a separate disclosure.

While they may be bonus points/extra information you could extract, they are not complete evidence.

The choice of private and governmental promotion measures includes financial measures such as fuel and registration tax exemptions, purchase bonuses [11], information campaigns, research funding, as well as urban priority measures such as the use of bus lanes and restricted parking areas for electric vehicles.

As a bonus, overall network information would be gained that could be applied to machine learning to enhance the information about this network.

The capital-constrained retailer can get an "information bonus" from late-purchasing only when its internal capital level is relatively low, so it needs a trade-off between the "conditional information bonus" and the "inevitable cost loss" brought by late-purchasing and then makes an optimal purchase timing decision.

Some even peg the performance bonuses of chief information officers to how much money they cut from technology budgets.