Sentence examples for for recoupment from inspiring English sources

Only 40percentt of the cost of the entire Hampton Court project would be eligible for recoupment through the major capital improvement allowance.

For recoupment to occur, the pricing must be capable, as a threshold matter, of producing the intended effects on the firm's rivals.

Another first-time investor, Jordan Levine, asked Mr. Davenport at the shareholder meeting about the projected timetable for recoupment, and Mr. Davenport replied hopefully that a new marketing plan aimed at summer tourists would increase ticket sales.

David and Brian keep the majority of the profits, and (via Topspin at least) are paid within sixty days of the fan purchasing (no wait for recoupment and complex royalty accounting).

I understand the concept of selling a console at a loss in order to lay the foundation for recoupment of original investment, plus operating losses, plus attractive financial return through gaming, but what is it going to take to turn things around?

Adopt a policy for the recoupment (or "clawback") of incentive compensation that was determined on the basis on financial statements that are later restated.

(b) An oligopoly's interdependent pricing may provide a means for achieving recoupment and thus may form the basis of a primary line injury claim.

In further proceedings in this or other cases, courts may need to inquire whether the employer has claims for restitution, recoupment, or setoff against the employee, and these questions may be complex where a release is effective as to some claims but not as to ADEA claims.

Why not use this model for TARP recoupment so that all monies repaid in 2009 are repaid to American taxpayers in the form of dividend checks in 2010?

The amount of recoupment or set-off under paragraph (1) shall equal the amount to which the consumer would be entitled under subsection (a) for damages for a valid claim brought in an original action against the creditor, plus the costs to the consumer of the action, including a reasonable attorney's fee.

No inference of recoupment is sustainable on this record, because no evidence suggests that Brown & Williamson was likely to obtain the power to raise the prices for generic cigarettes above a competitive level, which is an indispensable aspect of Liggett's own proffered theory.