Sentence examples for extraordinary payment from inspiring English sources

"Basically what we're trying to do is prevent this extraordinary payment from moving forward while we're in the midst of our investigation of Vivendi for the benefit of Vivendi shareholders," an S.E.C. lawyer, Gary Klein, said.

"For example: Was the full board aware that the wholly owned subsidiary made an extraordinary payment to officers of the parent and subsidiary?" A Hollinger International spokeswoman, Molly Morse, said that all of the company's bonus payments for 2000 -- Lord Black's totaled $1.8 million that year -- were reported in the company's S.E.C. filings.

As for his own compensation, Mr. Wheeler said it looked higher than it was due to extraordinary payments related to his retirement.

The six regional confederations and the national associations also got an extra handout from the World Cup windfall in the form of "extraordinary" payments within FIFA's Financial Assistance Programme.

The provision allows the agency to request a 45-day postponement of any "extraordinary" payments by a company it is investigating.

The salary figure includes extraordinary payments.

We are, however, extraordinary payments plumbers.

The extraordinary built-in payment delay faced by people who move onto universal credit (UC) - we might call it UC's Long Hello - is triggering debt, hunger and hardship, causing "serious detriment" to vulnerable claimants, according to welfare advisers and landlords.

Despite the extraordinary reliance on government payments, these areas are still losing people, jobs and farms, all the things these payments were intended to support.

The Treasury reached its borrowing limit in May and has been using "extraordinary measures" to fund payments ever since.

Put differently, an active market may today exist in which politically connected attorneys charge extraordinary contingent fees, requiring payments in the millions of dollars, for introducing and connecting prominent plaintiffs' law firms with public pension funds and other institutions capable of serving as lead plaintiffs in major class actions.