Sentence examples for payout in excess from inspiring English sources
Devon hospitals face fines of more than £6.5m and in Cornwall a trust faces a payout in excess of £1m.
Though Armstrong's estimated worth is about $125 million, his fortune appears to be in jeopardy, with potential legal payouts in excess of $106 million.
Mr Thompson justified the fat payouts, often in excess of contractual obligations, as a necessary evil, a way of getting very senior executives to go quietly – including, notoriously, the deputy DG Mark Byford – in order to make big savings.
Mr. Feinberg has also made it clear that while there is no statutory cap on payouts, awards greatly in excess of $4.5 million will be relatively rare, partly for reasons of equity.
The remarks came at the end of a "grossly unedifying" hearing that saw seven past and present BBC bosses struggling to defend £3m in excess payouts to former executives.
The total is higher than the £7m that Brooks, who also counted David Cameron and Tony Blair as friends, had previously been thought to have taken home and is far in excess of the £3.5m payout believed to have been given at the time of her departure from News International in July 2011.
The payout will be reduced by 5% for every $1,000 an individual makes in excess of $75,000, or that a couple makes above $150,000.
Following the British decision to tax bonuses in excess of £25,000, or about $40,000, bankers in the United States are wondering what action Congress may take if payouts this year stoke a burst of public fury.
This is caution in excess.
Offers in excess of £3.5m".
