Sentence examples for financial payout from inspiring English sources

Or was the goal to create a financial payout down the line?

Increasingly, fashion houses have turned to contracts -- some informal, some written, some with an indirect financial payout -- to ensure stars' loyalty on Oscar night.

MEXICO CITY — A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit against the United States by an American contractor serving a 15-year sentence in Cuba for distributing communications equipment there under a State Department program, ending an effort to press the Obama administration into a financial payout and a more vigorous push for his release.

As one of the long-term members of the sport they benefit from its arcane financial payout system but McLaren could still face a loss of revenue of about £30m from most probably finishing in ninth place, their lowest position for 35 years.

As a result it's harder than ever for normal people, let alone vulnerable people, to access the courts, particularly when there's an issue of importance but not necessarily a big financial payout at the end".

After Corzine's breakup with Katz, their lawyers negotiated a financial payout in November 2004.

While his campaign advisers generally agree that Mr. Romney must explain his work at Bain, they are wary of engaging in an exhaustive public examination of the nearly 100 deals he was involved in, anxious that it could bog him down in the inevitably messy details of fixing troubled companies, whether they are job cuts or big financial payouts.

Politico reported Sunday that two women had accused Cain of inappropriate behavior while he was head of the National Restaurant Association, and had received financial payouts.

Bialek became the first woman to come forward publicly with sexual harassment allegations against Cain after reports surfaced last week that two women had received financial payouts in the 1990s over alleged sexual harassement from Cain and a third woman considered filing a workplace complaint around the same time.

The annual report, a closely watched signpost for the bonus season, projected that the financial industry payouts would be up 40percentt from 2008, when they plunged in the midst of the financial crisis.

An ETF tracking the price of oil, for instance, might not buy oil itself, but may make a "swap" deal with another financial firm guaranteeing a payout if the price of oil goes up.