Sentence examples for bonuses support from inspiring English sources

He pledged that if he became prime minister he would tax bankers' bonuses, support the building of 100,000 houses and end the privatisation of the NHS.

In a complicated vote on Tuesday, investors will have three options when deciding on the deal: approve the merger and the retention bonuses, support the proposed combined group but not the bonuses or oppose the deal altogether.

Workers have voted to support women's healthcare programs, buy raincoats to stay dry and healthy, give out bonuses, support scholarships for girls, and build schools in their communities.

As was typical of that Society's tactics for underscoring the trustworthiness of new knowledge, emphasis was placed on the status of the author, the importance of eye-witness accounts and personal observation, told in plain writing and, as a bonus, supported by a map and illustrations.

One hitch: for the first two years the savings in delivering medical care were offset by start-up costs, including generous bonuses and support for information technology.

It is not just Wall Street executives who banked on receiving year-end bonuses to support their lifestyles when the economy was booming.

BLOOMBERG NEWS Morgan Stanley Said to Be Paying Bonuses to Support Staff  |  Thousands of employees at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney who worked extra hours to solve technology problems can expect cash bonuses ranging from $1,500 to $5,000, The Wall Street Journal reports, citing unidentified people familiar with the situation.

And with it comes a bonus: Geolocation support.

Indeed working here it has become my dream that CAA's testosterone- and Red Bull-fuelled sports and celebrity agents spend their Christmas bonuses generously supporting the arts and the mission of the nonprofit Annenberg Space for Photography by purchasing Leifer and Iooss' limited edition prints of the 20th and 21st Centuries' Zeuses and Athenas.

Macklin says Labor will stand up for programs to benefit low and middle income families, like the school kids bonus and the income support bonus; and the low income superannuation contribution.

The Greens leader, Senator Christine Milne, said "the schoolkids bonus and the low income support bonus are not large sums of money but they really matter to people who have very little".