Sentence examples for payment in relation to from inspiring English sources

"Usually the interest payment in relation to the cost structure of an organization is quite small," he said.

The FA has been investigating an alleged payment in relation to the McCormack transfer for many months and the charge is the latest controversial incident since the Italian bought a majority stake at Leeds in April 2014.

Instead of receiving a direct payment in relation to the amount of power they generate, in future these farms will be forced to compete with other sources of renewable energy such as onshore wind turbines and energy-from-waste plants, for a limited pot of available cash that is ultimately paid by energy consumers.

But Martin Ellis, housing economist at Halifax, said: "The relatively low level of mortgage payments in relation to income is providing support for house prices.

But even if you look at mortgage payments in relation to household income, many people look stretched.Economists at Goldman Sachs have calculated this "affordability index" for 23 cities.

It said HBOS's remuneration committee excluded "payments in relation to the 2008 financial year [the year HBOS failed]", but allowed the directors to benefit from awards due to them for other years.

Taymor's is the second lawsuit producers have received in a week, after one of the musical's investors Patricia Lambrecht sued for overdue payments in relation to a refit of the Foxwoods theatre, which houses the production.

At his regular doorstop on Thursday, Cormann said: "The interesting thing is that certainly as late as 2014 Labor members and senators were making payments in relation to their software support for equivalent services, directly to the Labor party".

Financial rewards are usually paid in form of salary top-ups based on fee-for-service payments in relation to quality service outputs [ 10, 14, 15].

The distribution of catastrophic payments in relation to household welfare is measured by the concentration indices for E i (C E) and O i (C o).

Some studies assess payments in relation to the budget share [ 6- 8]; while others argue that catastrophic spending should be measured in relation to capacity to pay (i.e. household expenditure net of food spending) [ 4, 9, 10].