The bank's difficulties over determining incentive pay underscore the problems inherent in having employees participate in a corporate innovation initiative while also pursuing their everyday jobs: This is an unavoidable consequence of real-time experimentation.
The shock pay slowdown underscores one of the reasons why the Bank of England is unlikely to follows its US counterpart with an imminent rate rise.
That Greece may have to raise funds at such a high premium — comparable German bonds, the European benchmark for safety, currently pay 3.1 percent — underscores the severity of the crisis.
All the author's signature flourishes are here, including a significant piece of music (Liszt's "Le mal du pays" underscores this novel), an impressive range of cultural reference (name-checks include Arnold Wesker, Pet Shop Boys, Barry Manilow and Thomas Harris) and a deep interest in sex.
Reiterating the concerns of Murray, Dehn underscored, "Co-pays are onerous.
Critics say the guarantees paid by Citi underscore the problems with Wall Street pay practices.
Similarly, 12percentt of companies with annual revenue exceeding $50 billion used the supplemental pay ratio to underscore the impact on the calculation of extraordinary equity grants, compared to 1.74percentt of smaller companies with an annual turnover of less than $100 million.
Yet it was the thousands who gathered at Shea under pristine skies -- people who did not know Robinson yet came to pay homage to him -- who underscored just how one man was able to transcend a sport and touch America.
A recent study in Maine underscored the penalty paid by the mobile work force.
At the White House on Tuesday, President Obama's spokesman said Mr. Romney's acknowledgment that he paid a 15 percent tax rate underscored an unfairness in the tax code that Mr. Obama was concerned about.
