Sentence examples for defined premium from inspiring English sources

As the hedge fund billionaire Daniel S. Loeb prepares to take on Sony, he may find the same hostility from the company that at one time single-handedly defined premium quality in entertainment and electronics.

LOWDOWN Fees are all over the map as each airline defines premium seats differently.

Insurance lobbyists are trying to shape regulations that will define "unreasonable" premium increases and require them to pay rebates to consumers if the companies do not spend enough on patient care.

It's bullish if the S&P 500 risk premium, defined as S&P 500 earnings yield minus the yield on the 10-year Treasury note, is greater than 1%.

Specifically, Greece stands out among OECD countries having the highest public sector wage premium, defined as the ratio of the average wage in the public relative to the private sector (WPR).

Notes: This figure shows the fiscal austerity packages approved in the period 2009 2012 and the daily Spanish risk premium, defined as the excess return of the Spanish 10-year bond with respect to its German counterpart.

These are the public sector wage premium, defined as the ratio of the average wage in the public sector over the average wage rate in the private sector (WPR) and the self-employed taxation gap, defined as the ratio of the effective tax rates on the income of the self-employed over labor income (TSL).

A currency that has a general tendency to appreciate during episodes of intense crisis and offer hedging value against global risk is a currency that we would expect to earn a safety premium, defined as the compensation that investors require to short a safe currency and invest in a basket of foreign currencies.

1782/2003 on December 3th 2004 (BGBl. 1 p. 3194) in order to define cultivation premiums.

Since 2006, the maximum permissible reward has been set at 20 percent of the cost of coverage, defined as the premiums or contributions paid by employer and employee.

With beer consumption flat, Bass and Scottish & Newcastle will look for better margins from premium beers, defined as those with more than 4% alcohol content.