Sentence examples for payment of roughly from inspiring English sources

That would be an average payment of roughly $60,000 for each employee in both months.

Mr. Esser's individual severance payment of roughly $30 million became public only in news media reports, after Vodafone completed its $183 billion acquisition of Mannesmann in 2000.

In 2008 the Cohen's sold Hudson Media's retail operations to a private equity firm, a sale that both sides agree resulted in a payment of roughly $600 million to Mr. Cohen.

One key aspect of the proposed loan deal would be to allow the Devines a six-month grace period in which they would make a monthly interest payment of roughly $20,000 a month.

Mr. Paulson told the Oversight Committee that he had played no role in the decisions that had prompted the hearing — the payment of roughly $30 billion to A.I.G.'s trading partners, and the e-mail messages that seemed to suggest that the New York Fed had wanted to omit some of those details from public documents.

But in an effort by Republicans to calm conservatives who are demanding a cutoff of money to the United Nations, an accord was reached in which a later payment of roughly $244 million would be withheld unless the United States is reinstated.

The clinic has collected Medicaid payments of roughly $137,000 since 2005, NBC News reported this week, on top of $24,000 in state funds to train the clinic's staff.

Iran has employed a similar strategy, eliminating subsidized prices for fuel but cushioning the blow with cash payments of roughly $45 a month.

In exchange for the money, the investment bank agreed to make quarterly dividend payments of roughly $200 million on Mitsubishi's stake.

There were also payments of roughly $2,400 to Jams Inc., a company that was hired to mediate between the Assembly and the lawyers representing the women who accused Mr. Lopez of harassment.

The loan is a two-year floating-rate mortgage that will carry payments of roughly $24,000 a month at what he estimates will be an interest rate of 8percentthroughgh the term of the loan.