Sentence examples for cent of turnover from inspiring English sources

He estimates that these could cost some firms the equivalent of between 5 and 15 per cent of turnover - 'for large companies the difference between profit and loss'.

Liverpool, according to the most recent figures available from 2006, would also be affected with 57 per cent of turnover going on salaries.

Citing estimates that the world's illicit economy accounts for nearly twenty per cent of worldwide turnover, Glenny tracks the spread of sophisticated transnational criminality.

The combined impact is a cut of almost comic proportions - 30 per cent of the turnover of a hugely successful arts organisation with an international reputation and an award-winning programme of local arts.

The bill does provide the regulator with the ability to issue fines for non-compliance of age verification checks — of up to £250,000 or five per cent of their turnover.

The incoming EU General Data Protection Regulation — which is due to come into force across the region in May 2018 — also increases the potential penalties for companies breaching of EU data protection law, with fines of up to four per cent of annual turnover for enterprises that are found to be in non-compliance.

With fines for breaching the regulation of up to €20 million or four per cent of annual turnover, marketers need to take this seriously.

In the next six months, 1 per cent of the turnover in the "Sport Vision Kids" store in Belgrade will be directed to UNICEF for the implementation of the "School without Violence – Towards Safe and Enabling Environment for Children" programme.

THE cost of turnover is often invisible.

– Factor in the cost of turnover.

The trader amassed a huge position in a particular gilt – worth about 92 per cent of the gilt's turnover on the day - to try to drive up the prices ahead of a move by the central bank to buy them back.