Sentence examples for package equivalent to from inspiring English sources

Eurozone finance ministers have told the government of Cyprus that a €17bn (£14.4bailoutlout must wait until the spring following concerns about the size of the rescue package, equivalent to the Mediterranean island's annual GDP.

Hu helped bolster Gordon Brown's ­position against protectionism, and ­China's economic stimulus package (equivalent to 16% of its GDP over two years) is widely seen as among the world's best hopes for a recovery.

According to a public filing released Tuesday morning, Mr. Heekin-Canedy, 61, will receive a severance package equivalent to his annual base salary of $587,000 and a year of health insurance.

With 30 billion euros ($40.5 billion) pledged by Greece's partners, and up to 15 billion ($20.2 billion) more expected from the I.M.F., this would be a monster package, equivalent to almost 20 percent of Greece's economic output.

Hayward, who holds millions of shares of the company, will receive a severance package equivalent to about one year's pay, with a pension payment of approximately $1 million each year.

A $969 five-night, land-only package for two from Tourism Whistler includes a pair of four-day lift tickets with a room at the four-star Delta Whistler Resort home of the $35 shiatsu massage and free access to the sauna a package equivalent to a 35% discount.

If you don't mind interrupting people during their evening meals just to hear that you are the most hated person on the planet, you could also become a full-time telephone salesperson for a marketing organisation and receive a pay-package equivalent to BDS's secretarial salary.

BMAN28 made this point: "Taking the average NHS consultant's salary to be about £80K, this package is equivalent to employing a doctor for 125 years.

The total aid package was equivalent to less than three per cent of the recipient countries' combined national income, and it represented less than a fifth of their gross investment.

"I was offered these terms and I accepted them," he said, pointing out that allowing for the fact that he will not receive a Bank of England pension means that his package is "equivalent" to that of his predecessor Sir Mervyn King.

Pan says that having the combination of a Thousand Young Talents award from the central government and funds from the Institute of Health Sciences provided a startup package almost equivalent to what he would have expected from a U.S. institution.