Sentence examples for grants restricted from inspiring English sources
The proportion of students eligible for federal Pell Grants, restricted to low-income students, has increased to 22percentt of students in the Class of 2021, up from 7percentt of the Class of 2008.
Google grants restricted stock to the employee that vests over time (two years in the case of Sundar and 3 or 4 years with Neal, says one source).
Under the theory that shareholders have a right to know how much they're paying the people they've hired to manage their assets, the compensation committee (whose members are clearly identified in the proxy) must by law provide detailed information on salary, bonus, option grants, restricted stock awards and other perks for the company's chief executive and the next four highest-paid officers.
HFSP considers applications from any country, but some of its grants restrict at least some of its funds to principal applicants or labs from member countries.
In the highest corporate ranks, companies are increasingly granting restricted stock to executives.
The company's board granted restricted stock valued at $7 million to Mr. Blankfein, according to a regulatory filing on Friday.
They also ignore another reality: When corporations grant restricted stock to their executives these grants are routinely, and properly, expensed, even though no cash changes hands.
Others are considering strategies, such as granting restricted stock, that have until now been limited to old-line companies with sagging share prices.
The firm's board granted restricted stock valued at $12.6 million to Mr. Blankfein and other senior executives, including Gary D. Cohn, the firm's president.
At JPMorgan, the head of investment banking, James E. Staley, was granted restricted stock valued at $7.8 million and he has options valued at an added $2 million.
THE decision by Microsoft to grant restricted stock to all employees will assure them of getting some value, but it will also present them with a difficult decision to make regarding taxes.
