Sentence examples for pay slice from inspiring English sources

Yet, write Lucian Bebchuk, Martijn Cremers and Urs Peyer after eyeing 1,000 stocks from 1993 to 2004, the big bosses' "pay slice" rose during that time by a tenth, to 36.3%.

Earlier this month, facing a $336 million revenue shortfall, he closed down some fire engine teams, eliminated police overtime pay, sliced homeless programs, and reduced the parks and recreation budget.

This past January in Davos, again termed it "a terrible" mistake telling shareholders "I apologize deeply" with his pay sliced in half despite having led the bank to earn a record $21.3 billion last year.

Television is not prepared to pay a slice of the sums made available to the Premiership.

Rather than financing growth, the proceeds of the offering will be used to pay a slice of the $8.5 billion of debt that was added at the time of the 2006 leveraged buyout.

Apple's lawsuit against Nokia is still outstanding, but this is a key win for the US company: it means it doesn't have to pay a slice of each sale to Nokia.

Moreover, Canada will not have to pay a slice of operating costs required of nations performing scientific experiments at the facility.

The 1998 tobacco settlement compels him, and every other company, to pay a slice of their cigarette sales to the states even though his cigarettes haven't yet harmed a single smoker.

Expect to pay per slice of the cake as the cake cost depends more on style than flavors.

Last year, before paying this slice to the city, the electricity division made just a 3.6 percent operating profit margin on its $52.3 million of revenue.

After all, the investment banker who works tirelessly to land an advisory deal for Warren E. Buffett or General Electric that requires skill in lucrative capital markets deserves to be paid a slice of the income generated.