Sentence examples for fixed allowance from inspiring English sources

Such allowances mean that Stuart Gulliver, the chief executive of HSBC, will have received £2.7m a year before any bonuses because his £1m salary comes alongside a £1.7m a year fixed allowance.

a. Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection C.1.a, an institution may elect to claim a fixed allowance for the "Administration" portion of indirect (F&A) costs.

It's possible that this imbalance could shift — for example, if more employers were to adopt "private" employee-dedicated exchanges and give workers a fixed allowance to spend on a plan of their choice.

It also emerged in the annual report that Mr Booker was paid £1.7 million last year, including £943,000 as a fixed allowance "that takes account of the broad range of specialist skills required of the role".

A review into police pay examined whether overtime should be replaced by a fixed allowance, but the police argue that overtime helps with flexibility and with response to emergencies.

75% of those receiving DAA described it as a fixed allowance.

However, Omar Ali, UK head of banking and capital markets at EY, said banks "will have already restructured their remuneration packages in accordance with the rules around fixed allowances" in anticipation of the EBA decision.

Equation (6) states that the sum of all inputs, however they may be divided, is always equal to a fixed input allowance G.

Instead, a fixed inconvenience allowance was given to all participants after they completed all study assessments.

The new payments are counted as fixed pay, which means banks can, with shareholder approval, pay bonuses of 200% of bankers' collective basic pay and fixed pay allowances.

Banks have turned to awarding fixed pay allowances after the EU ruled to cap bonuses to 200% of salary, even if shareholders wanted to approve higher payments.