Sentence examples for equity to allow from inspiring English sources

Some small firms are worried they would have to set up remuneration committees, which they will not have to do, and also issue equity to allow some parts of bonuses not to be paid in cash.

Additionally, the health system needs further improvement in efficiency and equity, to allow adequate implementation of public health interventions, including improved deployment of health workers in rural areas.

The holy grail of private equity is to allow individual investors to put their money into private businesses.

He backed that up by increasing the amount you can stash in a tax-free Isa to £15,000 from July and scrapping the distinction between cash and equity Isas to allow people to shift money between the two.

An alternative way to combine efficiency and equity is to allow different weights for each of them, to reflect the respective importance one gives to them in the decision-making process.

Specifically, Airbnb is seeking a change to the SEC's Rule 701 — which governs ownership of equity in companies — to allow a new kind of shareholder class for workers who participate in gig economy companies and their services.

The IPO cut the Wood Group's ratio of debt to equity to 20%, allowing more corporate snacks.

"We are very concerned about the loopholes in the hedge fund title of the legislation," wrote AFL-CIO senior policy adviser Heather Slavkin, "particularly the exemption for private equity and the failure to allow the SEC to require that hedge funds and private equity funds make simple disclosures to investors and creditors".

Labor released a statement saying that it would create a national scheme to allow "equity of access and a safe and reliable supply" of medical marijuana by creating a federal licensing system for the growing of the crop.

For instance, the S.E.I.U. has pressed several banks and private equity firms to agree to allow card check — a process that makes unionization easier — at companies in which they own stakes.

But the League of American Theaters and Producers, the producers' collective bargaining group, was upset by recent deals cut by the union with nonleague producers to allow Equity actors to go out on the road for substantially reduced rates, as they will in a coming tour of "Evita".