Sentence examples for bounty payments from inspiring English sources

On Friday, the National Football League disclosed some of the results of its self-directed investigation of "bounty" payments made to players on the New Orleans Saints.

The program included "bounty" payments for "knock-outs" and "cart-offs," plays on which an opposing player was forced to leave the game.

PC makers, intent on improving their profit margins, are aggressively pursuing "bounty" payments and revenue-sharing deals with online services and e-commerce partners.

In his new memoirs, In the Line of Fire, he claims that the CIA has paid Pakistan hundreds of millions of dollars in bounty payments for the capture of 369 al-Qaida suspects since 2001.

By Steve Coll March 3, 2012 On Friday, the National Football League disclosed some of the results of its self-directed investigation of "bounty" payments made to players on the New Orleans Saints.

Photograph: Michael Zagaris/Getty On Friday, the National Football League disclosed some of the results of its self-directed investigation of "bounty" payments made to players on the New Orleans Saints.

HackerOne gets 20percentt of any bounty payment if and when a payment is made.

"As a show of good faith on our side," HBO allegedly wrote in a letter to the hackers, "we are willing to commit to making a bug bounty payment of $250,000 to you as soon as we can establish the necessary account and acquire bitcoin, or we can wire the funds as soon as you give us the account information".

It remains unclear who made the final decision to authorize the payment to the hacker and to keep the breach secret, though the sources said then-CEO Travis Kalanick was aware of the breach and bug bounty payment in November of last year.

The union has said it plans to appeal Burbank's ruling because it claims that salary-cap violations are involved in any bounty program payments, meaning an arbitrator and not Goodell should decide the discipline.

That could open up new markets for their bounties through payment for ecosystem services (PES), in the jargon.