Sentence examples for commissions are based on from inspiring English sources

Less commonly, the commissions are based on the insurer's profits.

Commissions are based on the fee schedule issued by Merrill Lynch, and tax returns outlining the trading, and its results, are prepared by each student at the end of the semester.

Realtors never like to admit how long their idle listings have been sitting on the market, and since it is often in real estate brokers' interest to sell homes at the highest price possible (their commissions are based on sales prices), they may not have the same incentive as the buyer to get the lowest price possible.

Most commissions are based on the price of the lease, and are between 4 percent and 6 percent of the lease value.

"This rush to military commissions is based on premises that are not true," said John B. Bellinger III, a top legal adviser to the National Security Council and the State Department under President George W. Bush.

She told me that commissions were based on booked, rather than collected, sales, which meant that salespeople got their money whether their customers paid their bills or not.

My summary of the three Latin American truth commissions is based on Hayner (2001).

The work of these commissions was based on the use of macroeconomic simulation models and European examples such as Denmark and Sweden which were given reference status.

The values originally adopted by the Commission are based on WHO-conducted research and reflect a high level of protection.

"Our decision not to recommend its designation to the full commission was based on a careful review of the building's architectural and historical qualities," Elisabeth de Bourbon, a spokeswoman, said.

The latest proposal from the ECB, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the European commission was based on Greece's bailout programme, which is due to expire on Tuesday.