Sentence examples for excess paid from inspiring English sources

Goodwill is the excess paid for an asset over its book value.

If the leases called for rents above the legal lim its when the law went into effect, landlords were required to reduce rents to those limits and refund excess paid after Jan . 1 , 1969

'Some time after that Brainard made a statement in writing of the cost of the property, showing the payments made with Buck's money, and stating therein that he proposed to convey to Buck a half interest in the property, and to give him his note for the excess paid over one half.

You'll need hard evidence of the lost expense ie excess paid on insurance claims; receipts for car repairs which tally up with an initial complaint made to the developer and or NHBC in the first instance.

Poor practice or misconduct resulted in inappropriate overtime, car allowances and sick time as well as improperly approved raises and excess paid vacation time.

PACKED beneath stressed jerseys, with bodies distorted like images from a fun-house mirror, N.F.L. players understand that excess pays in a league with an elastic waistband.

More than eight in 10 say excess pay is problematic.

"How can anyone justify that pay?" asked Graef Crystal, a well-known executive-compensation expert who is critical of excess pay.

"The largest cost of executive pay arrangements was likely not the excess pay itself," Mr. Bebchuk said.

By measuring performance against a peer group, Obermatt calculates the "excess pay" companies gave their bosses between 2008 and 2010.

While the Big Innovation Centre's report, the first of a series, rejected pay ratios and binding votes, it made a series of recommendations to tackle excess pay.