Sentence examples for equal payouts from inspiring English sources
Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-Vt)., who sponsored a resolution last month advocating equal payouts for female and male World Cup winners, said the lack of women in leadership at FIFA "sends a terrible message" to girls globally about the value of their contribution to sports.
The cost of a taxpayer guarantee could be high, especially if the administration's preference is for the fees to equal expected payouts.
If there has been a credit event, the credit-default swap prices should equal the payout on the credit-default swap because the buyer would essentially be buying the right to the payout.
Under the bonus program, schools receive payouts equal to $1,500 or $3,000 for each full-time unionized staff member, depending on the school's progress.
Under the current "all-or-nothing" system, anyone who serves at least 20 years will receive payouts equal to half of their pay (and up to 75 percent of it, if they serve longer) the day they retire.
Michel Barnier, the EU commissioner for the single market said the year's salary ceiling - or payouts equal to two years' salary only if approved by a large majority of a bank's shareholders - was set in stone.
The donor then makes a gift equal to the payout that sum would provide if it were in an actual endowment.
In a survey of 2,200 people, 85% of those who had made a claim against their bank had won a payout equal to some or all of the money they had handed over in penalty payments for going overdrawn.
The problem became so bad that Simple began crediting its angriest customers $50 to make up for the problems, which The Oregonian determined equalled roughly $600,000 in payouts.
The pitch was this: A donor can put appreciated stock into the CRUT and take back for himself (or someone else) an annual payout equal to a percentage (say, 7%) of the value of the trust each year.
The insurance fee collected by the government should be "actuarially-fair," the White House said, meaning it should equal the expected payout.
