Sentence examples for equal to two years from inspiring English sources
Mr. Montie will also collect severance pay equal to two years' salary and two years' target bonus — paid in installments over the next eight years — and certain cash and equity awards earned before his departure.
Clearly pleased to bring a new media company into this old media landmark, but cautious about the long-term prospects of e-tenants, the owners required Digital Island to post a letter of credit equal to two years' rent.
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.
They can still get a retirement bonus equal to two years' salary, a relic of the white-hot labour markets of the 1960s and 1970s when Matsushita and many other firms promised the best graduates jobs for life.
Put more directly, the missing revenues were equal to two years of the debt relief offered a month after the report's completion by the World Bank and I.M.F. as part of a program to encourage sound financial management from extremely poor countries.
A 2012 report by the Tax Justice Network (TJN) found that untaxed wealth invested in offshore tax havens ran between $28 and $32 trillion, equal to two years' worth of U.S. economic output.
They estimate Airbnb keeps more than 7,000 units off the rental market – equal to seven years of affordable housing construction.
The government wanted to cap the amount at a maximum of 16 weeks, equal to four years of service.
With Madison Avenue flair, the home page shows a golden dollar overlaid with a star burst proclaiming "Available now!" The mint "issued 200 million dollar coins during February, which was equal to four years of demand for the Susan B. Anthony, and we will make more than a billion this year," Mr. Diehl said proudly.
Microsoft is spending $50 billion, a sum equal to four years of its net income, to make a name for itself in Web advertising.
We have assumed that the species can be separated into a resident group that usually reproduces at age greater than or equal to three years and a variant group that usually reproduces at age two years.
