Sentence examples for payment equivalent from inspiring English sources

Visteon Corporation has said most employees would receive a cash payment equivalent to 16 weeks' pay.

The agreement offers a one-time payment equivalent to $152 million, the richest ever in British Columbia.

If a police officer is killed on duty, the family gets a payment equivalent to $690 and continues getting the officer's salary indefinitely, Colonel Abdul-Rahman said.

It included a £250,000 termination payment, equivalent to 12 months' salary, and a further six months' salary, £125,000, pay in lieu of notice.

The company said its offer meant most of the former employees would receive an immediate cash payment equivalent to 16 weeks of their previous pay.

The surprise payment – equivalent to six months' salary – has taken the final pay cheque for the former HBOS chief executive to £2.4m.

But Brown appears to be making payments equivalent to 73% of his income.

By 2012 it was processing payments equivalent to 31% of GDP.

Part one offers "emergency payments" equivalent to six months' lost income to any legitimate claimant.

Under the program, the average homeowner has received payments equivalent to 3.75percentt of the loan's value.

Although a listed firm, it makes payments equivalent to a quarter of its pre-tax profits to related entities, mainly privately held by the Ambani family.